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PowerShell and all other shells I know have a command line parameter to run code without a script file. Command line power users use this feature frequently. It would be a useful feature if AutoHotkey would support it too. Desktop> bash -c 'echo foo bar' foo bar Desktop> powershell -command echo foo...

It does not work on my system, it always creates new windows. I tried increasing the sleep time, but did not help.

I will try it and report back.

Before File Explorer had tabs, I opened folders with Flow Launcher and the Flow Launcher Favorites plugin and command line. This created a new explorer window for every folder. Now that explorer has tabs, I want to open new folders in new tabs instead of new windows. It's not supported by explorer, ...

While I tried to port the code, I found code in the docs, that does exactly what I want without the need to access Win32 with DllCall, problem solved.

I will try it, thanks.

I'm trying to convert v1 code to v2, what the code does is centering the active window on the screen, this is the v1 code: CenterActiveWindow() { ; Get the window handle from de active window. winHandle := WinExist("A") VarSetCapacity(monitorInfo, 40) NumPut(40, monitorInfo) ; Get the current monito...

Works perfect, thanks!

How translates the code below from v1 to v2?
Error message:

Warning: This variable appears to never be assigned a value.

Specifically: global explorer

▶ 002: Run(explorer.exe %1%)
003: Exit

For more details, read the documentation for #Warn.

I wanted to do a simple task, start 'Windows Terminal' via shortcut. 'Run wt' did it, but there was a problem. The Path environment variable and all other environment variables in the wt process and any other process started via Run weren't up-to-date, my script is started at system startup, at this...

@mikeyww Thanks for helping. I was not able to fix the issue. Meanwhile, I recorded the screen with OBS, and this showed the title bar changes color a few milliseconds indicating that the application loses focus shortly, but there didn't appear another window on screen or in the taskbar, at least no...

I've a very annoying defect on my system, sometimes there is a window popping up, and I don't know what it is because it can only be seen for a few milliseconds, I don't see much more than the blinking of the title bar of the currently active application. First I thought it was Anki because I use th...