Btw, too auto hide you can have a timer that has an ifwinactive, if you don't want to use a hotkey.

In Win7 I need to hide the button too, check exact classNN with winspy.

I don't think ImageSearch checks the sum of the difference of each shade. If two colors are percieved as similar I think they are close in each color shade. Eg. 150 150 150 is percived as close to 160 160 160 but less to 150 150 180, but the "variance" is the same. https://s32.postimg.org/guydiv6yd/...

stop:=1 ; Make sure this line is in the auto-exec part of your script, i.e., at the top. #s:: ; This hotkey is winkey+s, it will interupt the loop if it is running, and start it from the begining if it is not. stop:=!stop SetTimer,funnyLoop,-1 return funnyLoop: if stop return Send,{a down} Sleep,40...

You can use if the textbox is always in the same place.

Otherwise you can check out or perhaps

$j:: Send,j Sleep,500 ; Limits to one j typed per 500 ms. return Edit: I think I missunderstood, perhaps this is what you want instead $j:: Send,j KeyWait, j KeyWait, j, D T0.5 ; You have half a second to type the second j if !ErrorLevel Send,j Sleep,2000 ; then you have to wait 2 seconds to type j...

This works for me, LAlt:: Suspend, Permit ; Remove this line if you don't want to be able to unsuspend the script by double-taping again. KeyWait, LAlt KeyWait, LAlt, D T0.5 ; 0.5 is the time to wait, in seconds. if !ErrorLevel Suspend,Toggle return Cheers! Edit: Actually, your script works, if you ...

Does your keys work if you remove the if block? Does it work if you write if true?

If you want a delay, search for sleep in the help file.

It's not clear what you want with your keys so it's not clear what should be optimised.