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WeThotUWasAToad

Thanks for the heads up.

I usually use indentation quite a bit to help me keep various things straight. So it's mainly for my own purposes. However, I will try to remember your comment so it will not be confusing when pasting code here in the forum.

WeThotUWasAToad

Ahh. That did the trick.

Many thanks to both of you.

WeThotUWasAToad

Note: I just discovered that the object is being moved to each of the four locations and ends with B. Why is that occurring if the Ref variable is only equal to R?

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Thank you for the comments and the link. I made changes to the script by placing the IF criteria in parentheses and enclosing the blocks in curly brackets. Now there is a response to the script but it always responds as if the reference (Ref) is B — the last option. For example, below is the updated...

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Hello, Can someone look at the script below and help me understand what I've missed or done wrong? I'm working in PowerPoint and I want to move a selected object by entering the horizontal and vertical positions in the Format Shape box. Prior to running the script, I must input three variables: xPos...

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Hello, What would cause MouseClickDrag to not work and is there a way to improve its function? I'm using Camtasia video editing software and I've got a number of steps which are repetitive, hence my use of an AutoHotkey script. In one part of the process, I remove a small section of the recording. D...

WeThotUWasAToad

Thanks Xtra,

What a great and clever solution!

That's just what I needed.

Thanks again.

WeThotUWasAToad

Hello, Is there a way to stop or interrupt a looping thread without killing the script (ie without closing the .ahk file)? Suppose you have a script which contains several threads (each with its own hotkey), and suppose one of the threads has a Loop, 99 command. Once you press the hotkey to begin ru...

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Thanks boiler & Epialis.

Both of your posts were very helpful.

I got just the solution I needed for the current situation plus I have a new function in my AHK bag of tricks.

WeThotUWasAToad

Hello, Does AutoHotkey have a method for determining if a particular window is Maximized or not? In other words, I want to include an IF command in my script to ask if the window is maximized. For example, suppose you have a script which needs to end with one sequence of commands if the active windo...

WeThotUWasAToad

Thanks for all the help.

Interesting reading the follow-up dialogue.

WeThotUWasAToad

Hello, How do you create a list of the titles of threads you have created or participated in? I know that there are two places which display a user's posts : Username drop-down > User Control Panel > Show your posts Username drop-down > Profile > Search user's posts However, rather than listing ever...

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Thanks Joe,

That's a great link. I've never been there before but it looks like it's got a lot of great info.

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Hello, What does it mean when something is enclosed in %'s and how do you know when to use them? I was recently looking up something on an unrelated topic in the docs (https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/LoopReadFile.htm) and came across an example script in which A_Index and other built-in var...

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Thanks for the great information braunbaer . I love getting solutions which cause me to learn an AHK function I've never used before. I found an example in the docs which combines Loop, read, . . . with Loop, parse, . . . to get one value at a time: F1:: Loop, read, C:\Database Export.txt { Loop, pa...

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Hello, When running a script, is there a way to have ahk save multiple separate values then paste those same values later when the script calls for them? For example, suppose you have a website which stores membership records and each record includes four fields: First Name Last Name DOB Phone Numbe...

WeThotUWasAToad

Thanks a bunch for all the replies. This one did the trick:

AHKStudent wrote: ↑
07 Jul 2020, 20:32
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SendRaw `="

WeThotUWasAToad

Hello, I've got a script in which in one step I want to SendRaw the two literal characters: =" (ie the equal sign and a quotation mark). I am familiar with the command SendRaw and use it all the time. However, my current script includes the following lines: … Click, 1010, 345 Send {Home} SendRaw =" ...

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FYE: For Your Entertainment

WeThotUWasAToad

Thanks for the enlightenment. Head scratching was wearing a hole in my scalp. The only thing you should have done more is to begin your latest post with: FYE.*

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