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Yes,I executed it directly from the command prompt and Run box.


I made exit other applications from TNA and taskbar.
and I tested it. But same result.



I see your point. I'll check again.

Thanks Sean.

Then, I think only Chris or JGR, who know the source code, can give a definite answer about it.
The only possible culprit I can think of atm is that some resident app like your Anti-Virus proggy somehow interferes AHK's processing the script, assuming your system is in healthy state.
I suggest to test again after unpacking AHK using UPX (upx300w.zip), which I always do after downloading AHK, and/or disabling temporarily the AV if you have one.

I have been reading through this thread and I have to admit that I still don't really understand what callback is. But do you think this in some way could be used to create true multithreading in AHK without the need to have lots of ahk processes in windows (it really looks ugly to have more than 10 ahk processes).

I found a solution.
Now, Callback is working on my Xp.
The solution is DEP(Data Execution Prevention) setting.
I think that something is abnormal.
But, I'm ok.


Related Information :
How to Configure Memory Protection in Windows XP SP2.

A question,
I receive the callback and the function associated with OnMessage is called, but I have not clear the concept of how to obtain the parameters.

The callback receives: (int,int,structure(int,int,int,int))

So... the number of parameters is 3 or 6 ?

If I want to access the first member of the structure, I do this:
res := GetDeRefInteger(lParam+8) but I get a huge number that doesn't change between calls and doesn't make sense.

What I'm doing bad ? Thanks.