What I did find though, thanks to guest3456, was that in my video card settings, the color range on the second monitor was set to limited. So the color range was something like 8-254 bits instead of 0-256 bits. In fixing that I also removed the color profile that was on that monitor. I hadn't tested...

There might be transparent components of the png file, often the background, that are displayed differently in file explorer and chrome. Try to up the allowed variation and/or cut the image to the smallest distinct version possible (this should be done anyway)... There is no transparency in that im...

guest3456 wrote:do you use different scaling %s for each monitor?

I don't. Even if that was the case though, why would the script be able to find the picture when it's displayed in file explorer but not chrome? I just tested in Firefox and it's not working either.

[Moderator's note: Topic moved from Bug Reports.] #KeyHistory 0 #InstallMouseHook #InstallKeybdHook ;SysGet, leftMostPoint, 76 ;SysGet, topMostPoint, 77 SysGet, totalWidth, 78 SysGet, totalHeight, 79 CoordMode, Pixel, Screen CoordMode, Mouse, Screen CoordMode, ToolTip, Screen ^esc::exitapp ; <- PAN...

This looks great. I gave it a try. I encountered a few issues. Recreating the window from source will cause the text in text labels to be lost the first time. This can be reproduced. The snapping to grid behavior for default size text labels v.s. edit box, hotkey boxes, drop down lists (and probably...

Okay this works, but can you enlighten me as to why putting on the same line does not work?

Edit : Actually, startTaxiHotkey = is not needed. Thanks!

I am using a Hotkey box in a GUI and I want to use a button or something to unset the hotkey. This is what I have : Gui, Add, Hotkey, x110 y30 w190 h21 vstartTaxiHotkey, Hotkey Gui, Add, Button, x310 y29 w43 h23 gunsetStartTaxiHotkey, Unset [...] unsetStartTaxiHotkey: vstopTaxiHotkey := None Return ...

Thank you!

How do you add more options to things like the drop down list?
Edit : Found it. It's by using pipes. |

toggleKeys(keys*){ for i, key in keys if (!GetKeyState(key)) { Send {%key% Down} } else { Send {%key% Up} } } Usage : ^Right:: toggleKeys("Up", "Right") return The function takes any number of keys you want. Caveat : This basically reverses whatever state the keys are in. So if you have a toggle th...