Lexikos wrote:
Windows 7's taskbar is (clearly) very different, both on the surface and internally. The methods used by my script were afaik never documented or supported by Microsoft, and will not work on Windows 7. I'm not aware of any working alternative. Microsoft Active Accessibility might come close, if you'd care to research it.
ACC.ahkActive Accessibility SDK 2.0 Tools (accExplorer may be helpful)
but on Windows 7 when any taskbar button is focused you can navigate with the arrow keys. So the only problem is how to focus the taskbar button of the active application (there is Win+T shortcut, but it wont focus the active window taskbar button, normally it focuses the first button unless you are hovering another taskbar button). Any ideas?
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