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oops - I added the link

This thing is fantastic. I can navigate through the entire process of posting on this forum without using the mouse once. Between this extension and AHK, I hardly ever have to touch my mouse anymore ...

http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4558

From the main control screen, click on the Preferences Tab. In the General section, uncheck "Protect the ZoneAlarm client". Close the window and you're all set. Keep in mind, though, if you can sen ...

Excellent job. I've incorporated this into my own "main" script. Thanks for sharing it.

Rajat--

I still use your other volume control script with the progress bars (love it, by the way, thanks). What's the advantage of this one over the other one you wrote?

--David

;Combining Perl with AHK in the same script using ActivePerl
;Notes:
; wperl allows the script to run without opening an additional window
; -x flag says to read from #!perl line to end o ...

After getting ImageSearch to work and seeing how fast it is, regarding my code in this post, I just want to say: nevermind! Smile

I shall use ImageSearch from now on.

One other thing is that my way takes less work (just highlight the image you see on the screen and you've got it). It seemed to me that when I was trying to do the same thing with ImageSearch, I had ...

I've had your code in my "main" script for a while now and it helped me to complete a task today. Thanks!

For some things, yes, but the control in question here is a gif, so that won't apply in this case. For cases such as you are describing, I deal with them like this:

I have the same main .ahk scrip ...

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;MouseLocate by David Bradford
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;This is an example of how to use this script
;ctrl-alt-l will position my mouse over the submit button on http://www.rottentomatoes.com
;However, to use ...

Thanks for the comments, all. I have already begun using your version with the transparent window, Jon. Nice. Smile

Position mouse in upper-left corner of image to be copied and press ctrl-alt-b (for "begin"). Then position mouse in the lower-right corner of the image to be copied and press ctrl-alt-e (end). Wait ...