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Payam
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PostPosted: February 18th, 2005, 9:51 pm 
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New release. See the change log and the latest version in the first post.



Pefect - it completely solved the problem!
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Has anybody tested it on Windows 98?

There is no problem to launch and activate the script, and I can select the different windows using cursor keys, but nothing happens when I click "Enter" key. And the selection window can not be cancelled with Esc.

Is this the OS problem because it works fine on Windows XP at home?


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winflowers wrote:
Is this the OS problem because it works fine on Windows XP at home?

Most probably. The script uses the Input command to capture keypresses. Using the Input command involves installing the keyboard hook which according to the documentation does not work on Win98:
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The keyboard hook is currently not supported under Windows 95/98/Me because those operating systems require a different type of hook that must reside in a DLL file. That hook has not yet been developed.

http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands ... bdHook.htm

If you really need it you can try rewriting the script. Instead of using the Input command separate hotkeys can be defined which call the relevant function if the switcher window is active
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$Enter::
ifwinactive, ahk_id %switcher_id%
; do stuff in response to enter
else
send, {enter}
return

Changes in the search string can be detected with a timer which monitors the input field, etc.


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I just upgraded from AHK 1.0.26.1 to 1.0.30.00 and this wonderful script stopped working. I don't know what the problem is, but rolling back to v1.0.26.1 causes it to work again. I'm using the latest version of your script, too.

I'm on XP Pro SP2 if that matters.

I'm willing to try some experiments if anyone has any suggestions.

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Its stopped working here too.

ahk 1.0.29.00
win2k sp4

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It seems this line
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WinGet, id, list, , ,Program Manager

doesn't return any windows. It should return the list of all windows. Chris?


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On here, it displays the list of windows and pressing a letter will focus one of the items according to first letter match, but does nothing else. It doesn't display the title in the edit field at the bottom.

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keyboardfreak wrote:
It should return the list of all windows.

I'm on W2K.


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Behind every successful woman is herself.


*jonny begins to wonder why there's no "masculism movement" or "International Men's Day"...*


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Seren wrote:
Behind every successful woman is herself.


*jonny begins to wonder why there's no "masculism movement" or "International Men's Day"...*


Jonny, thats because mens day is every day. There is already a mens movement- the world revolves around it.

To return to the thread..

I've just installed ahk 1.0.30.01 and the script doesn't even show the GUI with the hotkey I've assigned.

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Serenity wrote:
I've just installed ahk 1.0.30.01 and the script doesn't even show the GUI with the hotkey I've assigned.

That's the normal behavior if there are no windows on the screen. And for some reason WinGet says so.


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Lol. Ok, Seren, but I say, stop drilling when you've struck oil. When America gained independence, we didn't cross the Atlantic and beat 'em to a pulp. Then again, maybe I'm striking the wrong chord here. :lol:


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8th March - International Women's Day

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*jonny begins to wonder why there's no "masculism movement" or "International Men's Day"...*
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*jonny begins to wonder why there's no "masculism movement" or "International Men's Day"...*
Titan wrote:
8th March - International Women's Day
Assuming the latter, men have the whole year to worry about... :P

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