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I'm running the following script in my file.manager url=www.ghisler.com]Total COmmander[/url] to move the divider of the two panels to 88.
I use the resolution 768X1024 and the window of Total Commander is nearly as wide as the screen.

When I press [Altgr]+[p] it works fine.
When I press [Alt]+[Ctrl]+[p] the mouse does not stop at 88 percent but moves to the end of the screen.

Windows XP Pro SP2
Autohotkey 1.0.37.03

sheepdog

It may not be related but please upgrade to the latest version and try again.

I tried with 1.0.37.04 but it is the same.

When I increase line 7 sleep, 100 to sleep, 200 it works with [Ctrl]+[Alt] as well as with [Altgr].

Also if I decrease the mousespeed in line 8 at least to 2
( MouseClick, left, 881, 536, 1, 2, U, ). it works well too.

sheepdog

This behavior is probably due to your use of the tilde in the hotkey definition (~^!P). Although I can't yet explain why it happens, you might try removing the tilde unless you need the Ctrl-Alt-P keystroke to "pass through" to the active window.

If you notice other problems similar to this, please post again here for further analysis.

Thanks.

I already tested it with and without tilde (because I had stumbled over another problem with '^!M' because in german keyboard layout you get 'µ' wiht this key-combination - but this is another matter).
It acts the same.

But I found another thing. It depends on how long I press the [alt]+[Ctrl] key as well as the [AltGR] key. If I release them immedately it works as it should. And for [Altgr] this happens almost always. But for any reason I seem to press the [alt]+[Ctrl] a bit longer, and then the mouse cursor moves to the end of the screen.

So after all there isn't a difference between [AltGr] and [Alt]+[Ctrl].
It seems that the Control key affects the (virtual) mouse move just like it does with the keyboard mouse. Is there anything you can do?

BTW: It makes no difference if I change the settings for the keyboard mouse. And yes, it's disabled.

sheepdog

To reproduce the problem, it would help to have a short test script that can be run in Notepad or Calculator rather than Total Commander. It would also be good to know the current language you're using on your system (in case it's a keyboard layout issue).

Thanks.