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Well the code itself does what I would expect it to do. It clicks in the designated area, waits 10 seconds and clicks in the other area. It continues as expected.

It does seem that the biggest pr ...

I have a GUI with several options. I would like for the drop down list to change the variables in the rest of the GUI. However I don't know how to update it automatically.

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Yes. It's actually very easy. Anything after the semicolon ( ; ) is a comment and is not read by AutoHotKey. It is there for your understanding

F5:: ; - - - Remaps the F5 Key
Send, 123q ; - ...

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This is about the time when you specify the type of help that you need...

I'm sure that it could be made using urldownloadtofile and FileAppend. But as far as I know it doesn't exist yet.

Why not just use the clearly superior browser?

The short answer is no. If the game was programmed to work that way, then in all likelihood, that's the way it's going to work.

It may be possible to trick the game. Rather than holding the key d ...

I understand. However it is going to take a lot of time to learn to use the COM files to transfer variables through ActiveX to Eventghost. It will be significantly faster/easier to reprogram it in A ...

It sounds like [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/ListView.htm]you're talking about this.

The very very short answer is that the task that you're planning to undertake is unnecessarily complicated. Especially since Eventghost does the same things that AutoHotKey does.

But if you're l ...

Send has many options: [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Send.htm]Send / SendRaw / SendInput / SendPlay / SendEvent: Send Keys & Clicks. Have you tried all of them?

This topic comes up at least once a week. Please check the forums.

There are plenty of workarounds. Everyone has their own formula. But there isn't a standardized method to implement for FF.

+;::ö <-------- id like to change it without shift,
return

^;::Ö <---------and get a capital one with shift...
return
The plus symbol (+) represents shift. If you remove the plus s ...

Your reasoning seems flawed in that
I wanted to keep it all in one .ahk file for reasons that are not really pertinent now. I could do it one way or the other I suppose. My only concern is that th ...

I rarely deal with GUIs and I don't think I've ever made an AHK with more than one simultaneous GUI, so I may have lead you astray. I now see that the caption (visible to the viewer) affects the labe ...

Well, it's not as bad as you made it out to seem. There are ways to write it so that it would be more efficient, but unless you've written for a long time, it will not come naturally. Writing effici ...