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by geekyadam
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
Views: 9294

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...
by geekyadam
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...
by geekyadam
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...
by geekyadam
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...
by geekyadam
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...

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