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Another way to get around this is to manually compress the file yourself after it is compiled. Rename upx.exe to something else before you compile and then compress after it is compiled.

Ok, here is the key history that is captured when the conditions are NOT met. If needed, here is the code that is supposed to either pass the button press to the dictation app or display the alert th ...

I will check the key history when I get to work. What else would I need to give you? The code that was included in the prior post is what returns the value of the button press.

That is what is returned from:

loop, %DataSize%
{
Zahl := NumGet(RawData, a_index-1,"UChar")
Zahl := Dez2Hex(Zahl)
Vals = %Vals%%Zahl%
}

I used a ms ...

Yes, it does show up in the key list. The button whose value I want to trap shows up as 0080000000. Blockinput does not stop it from being passed on to the dictation application.

thanks

The code to capture the button press is taken directly from the example I am using and is:

InputMsg(wParam, lParam, msg, hwnd)
{
global vals
DataSize = 5000
VarSetCapacity ...

Hello,
I have an dictation application that uses a usb mic. I am trying to write a script that waits until a button is pressed on the microphone, and if certain conditons are met, it passes the sign ...

I have a couple of problems that I am having trouble figuring out. I am trying to, based on a condition, to display text to a user. I know I could use a msgbox, but I want to try some gui stuff. If ...

I am trying to write a script that gets the contents from a window and then and based on the length of the text, it either continues or it gets the content again until the length of the content reache ...

run, mailto:somebody@somemail.com?subject=Mail subject&body=This works 100`%25! All right!!
Is there anyway to add an attachment to the email using this method? I am trying to write a script ...