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Hi,

what about letting the user decide what happens when he clicks the tray-icon? I'd prefer it to just reload the script.

This can be done like so:

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Hmm... I just added those lines to my standard script file, but that didn't work. What do I have to do?

Sorry for the newbie question

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

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I fine tuned it a little:


Make sure the menu commands go at or near the top of the script. By contrast, the "Reload:" subroutine should be somewhere under the auto-execute section (or at the bottom of the script).

Thanks Chris, that was very helpful! After reading the site Serenity gave me for 10 minutes I was still like

Now everything is fine

Heh, I cut and pasted that a little too quick.

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Hi, not sure if this is the same topic but I have the Joystick as Mouse script running and I have the problem someone else has. When I unplug it, the mouse cursor goes to the top left. Sometimes when I plug it back in, it goes back to normal and sometimes it just stays that way. The biggest problem is that I no longer have control of the mouse and I have to go into the task manager to end the script before I can use the mouse again. I tried to Suspend the script but it doesn't let me. It can only let me Suspend the Hotkeys.

Is there a way to double click to end the application? Also, is there a way to suspend the script so that when I unplug the joystick, it won't move the cursor allowing me to unsuspend it after I plug it back in?

And my last question is, is there a way I can set a macro to end scripts so I don't have to go to the task manager everytime this error comes up and I can have control over my mouse again?

Thanx :D

One solution is to end the script before unplugging the joystick. But you might also be able to change the script to pause itself automatically whenever the joystick is unplugged. I've not tried it, but the following might work. Beneath the label "WatchJoystick:", add: