Ahaa... This was quite annoying cause for ages i didn't know what's wrong with my scripts. I have a few programs that have the Capslock mapped to fnctions, and i couldn't figure out why it gets toggled by random unrelated actions. Added this to the script header SetStoreCapsLockMode, Off And it sove...

If i use a Send or Sendinput command, and CAPS is ON, AHK sends a lot of Capslock keydown keyups aswell!! This is a simple script: F1:: Send, a If Capslock is OFF, the script is working as it should: I press F1, and it sends a key 'a' http://prntscr.com/j4iooc If Capslock is ON, it results in sendin...

I understand that, but as i see it, that action should only take place if the #Winexist criteria is fulfilled.

Anyway i solved the case by using the non tilde Xbutton in the other Winexists scenarios, and sending the Xbuttons to themselves again.

Thanks again

Hey, thanks Now after testing your script (which was exactly what i had in my own) in a standalone script, it works as expected! So i started debugging my combined script file, and i found this might be a bug! XButton1:: Send {XButton1} XButton1 & WheelUp:: Send {Volume_Up 2} XButton1 & WheelDown:: ...

So i had this script for ages, i basically hold down the side mouse button, and use the wheel to increase or decrease the system volume: XButton1 & WheelUp:: { Send {Volume_Up 2} } Return Now it always sends the Xbutton1 through (which is the back key) and i wan't to block that button from sending. ...

So i had this script for ages, i basically hold down the side mouse button, and use the wheel to increase or decrease the system volume: XButton1 & WheelUp:: { Send {Volume_Up 2} } Return Now it always sends the Xbutton1 through (which is the back key) and i wan't to block that button from sending. ...