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- 15 Jan 2019, 10:38
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: WinMenuSelectItem and ControlSend not working with Cisco Webex Meetings Topic is solved
- Replies: 31
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WinMenuSelectItem and ControlSend not working with Cisco Webex Meetings Topic is solved
In a Cisco Webex Meeting window, ctrl+m toggles your voice mute. I am simply trying to either send ctrl+m to Webex window, or better yet use WinMenuSelectItem to select Participant > Unmute Me option. https://i.imgur.com/mJuLmiZ.png From AHK's Active Window Info while Webex window is active: Cisco W...
- 09 Aug 2018, 12:27
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1145
Re: How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
first.ahk q::MsgBox % "from first" second.ahk #If WinActive("ahk_exe notepad.exe") q::return #If try if it works for your app This is the solution I would recommend also. When two scripts have the same hotkey the last one run has priority. In this case the second script is checked first. If notepad...
- 07 Aug 2018, 13:27
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1145
Re: How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
u can use a plain #If along with WinActive() to combine multiple condition into one single directive: #If !WinActive("app1") && WinActive("app2") !e::MsgBox something #If I appreciate the idea, but that looks like it would still require heavily modifying script1, which I want to try to avoid here i...
- 07 Aug 2018, 12:03
- Forum: Ask for Help (v1)
- Topic: How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
- Replies: 7
- Views: 1145
How to use script2 to block script1's hotkeys when a specific window is active WITHOUT using IfWinActive
Script1 has a hotkey for Alt+e... !e::MsgBox I don't want this messagebox to happen when app1 is active. While app1 is active, sometimes I press Alt+e for a hotkey that is specific to app1. When that happens, I don't want Script1's hotkey to trigger. The best solution to this would be to use IfWinAc...
- 18 Apr 2017, 08:58
- Forum: AutoHotkey Development
- Topic: What keeps AHK from going to Linux?
- Replies: 12
- Views: 11694
Re: What keeps AHK from going to Linux?
+1 for AHK on Linux Early last year (2016) I remember testing functionality of AHK via WINE and the results were dismal. I remember something about needing to keep some sort of AHK GUI open/active for any/most AHK actions to even try to work, and many didn't work successfully. I also believe that wi...