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Those results are a bit unexpected, but I'm glad to have them. Thanks for sharing them.

That was on Vista 32-bit; I noticed the OP was running x64. I do know that x64 is a lot more locked down (fo ...

Although I don't see how it would directly help, it might indirectly make a difference somehow.

Also, maybe someone with Vista can also try out LWin::return to see if it completely blocks the LWin ...

OK, I understand now, thanks for the explanation Chris.

I'd like to put my vote in for an for Send {key down} that does auto-repeat internally. At the very least I think there should be a link to ...

Hi, I'm having a frustrating time simulating keeping an arrow key down. For example:

#Persistent

Run, notepad
WinWaitActive, Untitled
Send, This is a test{ENTER 10}
Send {Up d ...

Excellent info! I should have realized the Edit verb was called, given the Autohotkeyscript Edit registry change (referenced in my initial post above) was necessary for standalone .AHK scripts.

In ...

Thanks Toralf, but I was merely trying to "pseudocode" of what AHK the program is doing internally; not quoting exact code that I can change.

The other option I thought of was doing Menu, Tray comm ...

BTW I've already saw this thread:
always opens with Notepad!

I've even set the default "Open" file association for .INI files to UltraEdit-32 in Explorer, but the tray icon Edit still opens with N ...

Thanks Titan, this fixed my issue!

A bit baffled here, hope someone can help.

This code works correctly if I pass 5 on the cmdline (I get "Parameter #1 * 2 is 10"):

Loop, %0%
{
param := %A_Index% * 2
MsgBox, P ...

If this doesn't work, you'll just have to keep them separate (is that so bad, anyway?):

controlsend,,{alt down}f{alt up}{down}{enter},a

Thanks, but that d ...

But I can kinda guess what you're trying to do here, and I think the

Unfortunately the window is non-standard (a Trillian IM window to be exact, which is skinned). I've already tried that functio ...

I have a hotkey that sends some keystrokes to a window. The strange thing is, for it to do what I want, I have to break the code into two distinct statements. For example,
ControlSend, , !f{DO ...

Is it possible that the cursor really is moving on the remote machine but that you just can't see it locally? In other words, maybe your local cursor takes precedence over the remote cursor.

Good ...

firstly i've tried it just with keybd (not mouse), if you run the script *after* starting remote desktop, and the script has keybd hook, then it functions normally. probably that's true with mouse too ...

Hi, I just noticed something very strange, but it doesn't appear this has been reported before.

If I run a AHK script on a machine I have Remote Desktop'ed (I know that's not a verb) into (running ...