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 Topic: Vista Media Center Multitool |
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| samhnky Replies: 21 Views: 2991 |
 Forum: Scripts & Functions Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 8:17 pm Subject: Vista Media Center Multitool |
| I think Windows 7 changed some things that are too obscure for me to figure out. However
Thank you for the advice... |
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| Topic: Vista Media Center Multitool |
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| samhnky Replies: 21 Views: 2991 |
Forum: Scripts & Functions Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2010 6:48 pm Subject: Vista Media Center Multitool |
| By the way, here's a version for Windows 7. There are a couple slight quirks compared to the Vista version in that the Volume Mixer window cannot be minimized, and the borderless window mode doesn't a ... | |
| Topic: cRichEdit - Standard RichEdit control for AutoHotkey scripts |
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| samhnky Replies: 103 Views: 23150 |
Forum: Scripts & Functions Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2009 1:20 am Subject: Sorry to be a noob... |
This script/function is going way over my head  Can someone give me an example code.
I'm working on a script that script that creates an email. The script copies data from Remedy and pastes ... |
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| Topic: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 203 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 6:55 pm Subject: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
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Attach_Email_To_Ticket() ;I've tried doing this as a GoSub and now as a Function { global attachment_file Gui 5:Default Gui, Add, Text, x10 y10 w200 h30, Please Ty ... |
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| Topic: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 203 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 5:58 pm Subject: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
| I have read through your question/issue several times and cannot find a good 'starting place' as to what is wrong.
Could you 'simplify' your problem, maybe into bullet points. You give a LOT of ... |
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| Topic: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 203 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 24, 2009 4:15 pm Subject: Effectively use sub GUIs to prompt user for input. |
| I'm writing a collection of scripts for my Service Desk, and have run into a problem dealing with sub GUIs... Specifically when calling the sub GUI in the middle of an active "automation" sc ... | |
| Topic: Unexplainable Clipboard contents... |
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| samhnky Replies: 5 Views: 252 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Fri Nov 20, 2009 4:59 am Subject: More Info and better commented code... |
| Sorry I didn't give more info last time... was trying to get to the bank before the closed and wanted to make sure I posted before leaving the office so that I could possibly get an answer before goin ... | |
| Topic: Unexplainable Clipboard contents... |
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| samhnky Replies: 5 Views: 252 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 10:35 pm Subject: Unexplainable Clipboard contents... |
| I'm combining several scripts that I've been using for the last year into a GUI that I hope to share with other employees at my desk. The code below was an independent AHK script on my pc that worked ... | |
| Topic: SOLVED: How to wait for multiple IniWrite commands... |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 102 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Thu Nov 19, 2009 6:48 pm Subject: Thanks again... this issue is solved. |
| After returning to work I removed the % signs from around the variable in my IniRead command and this has solved the error, and my IniRead loop has solved my problem with the GUI destroying all the ne ... | |
| Topic: SOLVED: How to wait for multiple IniWrite commands... |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 102 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2009 12:40 am Subject: Dee, dee, dee |
| The first parameter of IniRead is a variable, correct the problem line to read like thisIniRead, Save_Finished, %servicedeskini%, GUI, Save_Finished
Now that you have someone telling you the solutio ... |
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| Topic: SOLVED: How to wait for multiple IniWrite commands... |
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| samhnky Replies: 4 Views: 102 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 11:50 pm Subject: SOLVED: How to wait for multiple IniWrite commands... |
| Trying to create a Settings manager for my AHK program.
I have an Apply and OK button that Should commit changes to the INI file(s). Gui2OK: IniWrite, 0, %servicedeskini%, GUI, Save_Finished S ... |
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| Topic: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
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| samhnky Replies: 8 Views: 235 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:48 am Subject: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
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OnMessage(0x112, "GuiClose") ; 0x112 = WM_SYSCOMMAND Gui, 1:Show, x10 y10 w300 h150, Gui #1 Gui, 2:Show, x320 y10 w300 h150, Gui #2 Gui, 3:Show, x630 y10 w300 h ... |
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| Topic: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
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| samhnky Replies: 8 Views: 235 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 12:47 am Subject: Awesome, exactly what I needed. |
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1. Code to intercept the sub Gui "X" buton and re route it to the Gui2Close XButton1::GoSub Gui2Close 2. Disable the "X" button on the sub Gui forcing users ... |
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| Topic: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
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| samhnky Replies: 8 Views: 235 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:49 pm Subject: Please re-read |
| None of what you described is in the script you posted.
post your entire script so we can see all the things you listed. please re-read my post... My problem is not with my code that I have rath ... |
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| Topic: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
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| samhnky Replies: 8 Views: 235 |
Forum: Ask for Help Posted: Mon Nov 16, 2009 11:00 pm Subject: Closing a Sub Gui Thread |
| (Please forgive me if this has been asked before... If it has I apparently do not know how to word the request.)
I'm writing a program for work, and due to the amount of users working in various &q ... |
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