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Well, I've finally gotten around to making a proper source code package for PingRep for those of you that want to take a look. It includes all the necessary files to compile the script, or you can ju ...

Glad to hear it helped.

Well, that's certainly odd. Usually games use a method of detecting input that doesn't use the repeat function in Windows (I believe that this is called DirectInput, but I don't have any real knowled ...

Perhaps I don't understand the problem, but is there a reason that you can't use something like:

Home::
{
Send {Up Down}
Send {Left Down}
& ...

Go ahead and decompile it, but I can't be held responsible for what you may see! Very Happy

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I don't want to post it in the open for a couple of reasons, but mainly because it's so ...

A long time ago, I started a script to log my ISPs downtime. Our connection was horrible (going out for hours/days at a time), and I needed some proof to show them that there was really something goi ...

[url=http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/WinHide.htm]WinHide will hide the taskbar button, but it also hides the window itself, hence the name. I don't know if there's a way to hide just the task ...

First, /k is a cmd option, so you don't need it if you're already in a prompt.

You also need to be in the directory of the file you're trying to change the name of unless you specify an absolute pa ...

Be sure to tell me how it goes - now I'm interested Very Happy

That's a good question. I myself haven't had to use child windows yet, so I don't know if such a thing is possible through AHK. Intuitively, though, you would probably have to use some DLLCalls to g ...

Well, multiple GUIs and MDI are two fairly different things. For MDI, I would start Gui, Add, Text,, This is GUI 1.
Gui, Show,, GUI 1
Gui, 2: Add, Text,, This is GUI 2.
Gui, 2: Show,, GUI ...

If I understand correctly, you want something like this:

#SingleInstance, Force
Var = 1

Loop, 3
{
If Var > 0
{
Occurrences += 1
If Occurrences >= 2
...

Well, you could use:

Send, #r

This should work on all versions of Windows 95 and on (I may be wrong here; it's been quite a while since I've used anything prior to 2K.) This isn't very elegant ...

I hope that this hasn't been requested before - the only article I found about it was here: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12625

So essentially, I want to be able to search for and ...

Thanks for that info; it'll help me quite a bit.