no.
at Word those arrows do not scroll up or down
I would have to view the scroll bar and focus at the scroll bar to do that
two fingers scrolling at the touchpad is more simple
therefore I wonder which AHK command would scroll down about 5 lines
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- 29 May 2020, 08:52
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: simulating two fingers scrolling at the touchpad Topic is solved
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- 28 May 2020, 20:46
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: simulating two fingers scrolling at the touchpad Topic is solved
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simulating two fingers scrolling at the touchpad Topic is solved
I need to create a shortcut that simulates when at the touchpad I drag two fingers to scroll
My goal is to scroll down a little my current window
I don't know where to go for a script...
My goal is to scroll down a little my current window
I don't know where to go for a script...
- 01 Jan 2020, 13:42
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
- Replies: 23
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
ok, I replaced the whole previous script and run the last one with only Word and the problem persists (: I mean, for a second it does the job but then again it maximizes (BTW this code is added to my main ahk codes, I understand I should nor run independently --- I add this comment since the code st...
- 31 Dec 2019, 09:49
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
I'm frustrated. I do have the same environment: Windows 10, autohotkey same version and Office 365. I don't understand why it's not working. (I use Scite and not AHK Studio, I understand that is unrelated) BTW, I didn't understand your second paragraph. Are you saying that I should not pull the code...
- 30 Dec 2019, 17:34
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: How to switch Win Shift S to other shortcut Topic is solved
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How to switch Win Shift S to other shortcut Topic is solved
I would like to set the default shortcut Win + Shift + S to another shortcut
- 30 Dec 2019, 14:16
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
Glad to know that finally you got my idea 
Sorry if I wasn't able to explain myself
I tested with just one Word and it is not working: the result is a maximized window (without any bars)
Sorry if I wasn't able to explain myselfI tested with just one Word and it is not working: the result is a maximized window (without any bars)
- 27 Dec 2019, 17:29
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
mmm
my knowledge is quite limited
if that's possible for you great, if not .... (patience)
thanks so much for your help
my knowledge is quite limited
if that's possible for you great, if not .... (patience)
thanks so much for your help
- 27 Dec 2019, 16:44
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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- Views: 2007
Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
"ToggleFull" not only hides the ribbon, hides the main toolbar and Quick Access Tool bar and maximizes the Word file. However if after that you apply a specific Window Size you can have the advantages of not viewing any bar while working not in the maximize mode. So, my desire is a script that remem...
- 27 Dec 2019, 15:57
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
my goal is to keep the same windows size that all my current Word docs have but without any bar (main toolbar or Quick Access tool bar). The logic should be: 1. discover and get the size of each win of any Word opened 2. apply ToggleFull (that will maximize all the windows) 3. apply to each window t...
- 27 Dec 2019, 14:56
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
it does not work (:
even for only one Word opened
I can see that it minimizes but finally it maximizes again (: !!
even for only one Word opened
I can see that it minimizes but finally it maximizes again (: !!
- 27 Dec 2019, 10:57
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
now, it's worse.
It is not working even with only one Word open nor with more than one
it appears also a MsgBox
It is not working even with only one Word open nor with more than one
it appears also a MsgBox
- 26 Dec 2019, 13:39
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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- Views: 2007
Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
it works when I have only one Word docx but when I have two Word docs or more it does not work (goes back to show toolbar and Quick Access Toolbar, and also brings back that error message mentioned) have you tested it? (I wonder if there would be any way to just tell Word to avoid displaying the mai...
- 24 Dec 2019, 14:34
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
- Replies: 11
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Re: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
great Christmas present!
- 24 Dec 2019, 00:54
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
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Re: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
sorry I'm at a loss in order to save the file in the same folder as the Word file
+^s opens de Save As dialog
then I send a Return to open it but I don´t how it works with the oword.Activedocument.path
+^s opens de Save As dialog
then I send a Return to open it but I don´t how it works with the oword.Activedocument.path
- 23 Dec 2019, 18:39
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
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Re: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
now it works in the sense that it does open a pdf window with the file in pdf format however it does not automatically saves it at the same folder of the original Word file (which would be great too!) the best would be that I see just a little that the pdf was done and then close knowing that I'll h...
- 23 Dec 2019, 18:18
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
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Re: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
it does not work for me 
I have the latest version of Word
And I don't get any error. It simply doesn't work
I have the latest version of Word
And I don't get any error. It simply doesn't work
- 23 Dec 2019, 18:12
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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- 23 Dec 2019, 12:14
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
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Re: better way to make a pdf from a Word docx Topic is solved
should I add anything else?
it is not working
it is not working
- 23 Dec 2019, 12:03
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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- Views: 2007
Re: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
thank for your Christmas gift:) ! (indeed I customized the command ToggleFull for the script since Word does not assign any key shortcut for that command) The script works though it has this error message for the WinMove line that says: The following variable name contains an illegal character: "-1"...
- 22 Dec 2019, 16:19
- Forum: Ask For Help
- Topic: Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
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Finding each win position & applying a command to each one
the following script is working It gets the window position of the Word window active, and applies the benefit of the Toggle Full Word command to that specific Word window (in result the window position of that specif Word file remains without the main Tool bar and without the Quick Access Toolbar) ...