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Should you not find a more direct way to accomplish this, you could have a script mimic what you do manually: Move the mouse to the bottom of the screen to reveal the taskbar, locate the desired icon using ImageSearch , perform a right-click on that location to summon the menu, and send keystrokes ...

Thanks guys for explaining the details. I had tried to attach a ".value " or ".value()" to my first attempt, but obviously I was doing it wrong. I must have been trying to grab the javascript value instead of the Chrome.ahk's Evaluate's value. This is working as expected for me now: pageURL := PageI...

Thanks for this thread. Your code helped me realize what was wrong with my call to get the current page URL. I was trying (unsuccessfully) to do: pageURL := PageInst.Evaluate("window.location.href") MsgBox, pageURL: %pageURL% What worked for me instead was: url = window.location.href pageURL := Page...

I'm trying to use FindText to capture an image, generate the code for me and use that code across different machines regardless of their screen resolution. I think this is explained clearly now. If 2 machines have the same screen resolution configured, then the code will work just fine. If 2 machin...

I'm sorry for the doubt, I'm trying to use the script but I would like to use it several times in a code where I need to identify an image and click on a specific text / image, can someone give me a light? I can pay for the help, I have been studying for days and without success :headwall: basicall...

Sorry, I'm not sure I understand what you mean. I wase talking talking about getting a Findtext image adjusted to work on machines with different resolutions. Let's say you have 2 machines, one with a super low resolution and another with an ultra high resolution. The same image will be displayed d...

... Also, if you don't limit the capture to a specific region/area, it'll perform slow. All my Findtext has the coordinates of the captured area and this will be different on machines with different resolutions. If you set up your script correctly with a common set of global variables and/or write ...

Greetings, I have been tinkering with Vis2 to automate some stuff I do at work that requires basic OCR and projects like yours inspire me to learn as much as I can to hopefully help contribute at some point in the future as I progress through my programming and computer science education. Just like ...

Ok, so first you need to decide how you want to activate this whole process... Do you want to simply bind it to a hotkey you press on your keyboard that initiates the entire macro? Do you want to have to press the key once for every message or ideally would you want your script to get your inbox dow...

You can use #IfWinActive to make context-sensitive hotkeys and/or modularize your responses or portions of your responses using functions to easily call certain portions or combinations of them based on the context.

I might suggest using the ImageSearch() function relative to your screen coordinates for easy UI manipulations that don't need to be incredibly fast. As a bonus, all it requires are some screen shots of what you are looking to automate in most cases and the script can be created using the screenshot...

OP, if all else fails, I would recommend using a simple utility such as Screen2GIF and generate a high res recording of your desktop and every single step you do along the way from start to error, then host it on YouTube and link to it here for others to review your exact process. (I know the name i...

In order for me to use custom buttons on my keyboard that has its own proprietary extra function buttons I had to use the keyboards software to assign each custom function button another common key such as F13, F14, F15, F16, F17, etc. (Note: my keyboard only has F1 through F12 physical keys actuall...

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