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When you say you send Alt & b, do you mean you are sending them using the Send command? Or you just have two separate hotkeys? Are you using !b as Rohwedder suggested? Can you post the exact lines from your script that are causing a problem?

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Use the List sub-command of WinGet to get a list of all windows that meet the criteria. You can then create a loop and move each one. Example #2 on that page shows how to set up such a loop.

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mikeyww posted a link to a thread that discusses that exact topic. The suggestions you are seeking appear in that thread.

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@SalePepeCumino - See this thread for a discussion on that topic.

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You can use a combination of an #If and a Hotkey, If, Expression command where the expression would be a toggle variable (and probably a !WinActive(...) ). It gets complicated since the latter requires the former, and you want to have it both as a toggle and as an IfWinNotActive. You can try using t...

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At the OnWin() page, click on the OnWin.ahk link (the big title centered at the top of the post), which takes you to the GitHub page (you can just use the links provided in this sentence instead of going back to the earlier post). In case you have trouble downloading from GitHub, here is a link with...

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array_source := [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15] first_average := moving_average(array_source, 2) last_average := moving_average(first_average, 3) MsgBox, % arrayStr(array_source) "`n" arrayStr(first_average) "`n" arrayStr(last_average) return arrayStr(array) { Str := "" For Index, Value In ar...

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You need to download the OnWin library into your AHK user library location, or provide the full path to wherever you put it in your #Include statement.

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How about having the script perform a mouse click in the next field to move the keyboard focus to it? Better yet, see if the app has individual controls so that you can use ControlFocus to move to that field. The first step is seeing if the various fields have unique control names by using the Windo...

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You are trying to access the variable Accent outside of its scope (inside a function). You can put global Accent at the top of that function so it can access it. To demonstrate, try the following with and without the global Accent line: RegRead, Accent, HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\DWM, Colorizat...

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Your accent color variable contains one too many characters. If the first byte (first two characters) is the alpha channel (transparency level), then you need to remove the first two characters: Accent := SubStr(Accent, 3) That should work. Here's a demo: RegRead, Color, HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Wind...

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This should be better than having to toggle it on and off. Try putting the line below at the top of your script. All subsequent hotkeys created by the Hotkey command will be subject to it.

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HotKey, IfWinNotActive, ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE

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Another: str := "C:\MyFiles\AHK All\AHK 07.03.20\B FolderAndFiles" d := [] loop d.Push(str := RegExReplace(str, "^(.*)\\.*", "$1")) until !InStr(str, "\") for k, v in d MsgBox, % v Made mine match the output of: (note the fix at the end) str := "C:\MyFiles\AHK All\AHK 07.03.20\B FolderAndFiles" d :=...

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Oh, then I made a bad assumption that LMB and RMB meant left and right mouse button. Sorry about that. And I think that unfortunately means that native AHK isn’t going to help because it can’t set values for controller buttons. If set_val(PS4_L2, 100) means that you want the AHK script to simulate p...

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You need to put Gui, Submit, Nohide as the first line of your But: routine so it captures the password entered. You have it immediately after the GUI is displayed which captures it while the entry is blank.

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I'm really confident, but it seems like this would operate the same based on my quick look at GPC. I'm not sure if I interpreted everything correctly. Is it correct that event_press(9) means to move the right controller stick in the x direction (either + or -)? loopFlag := False SetTimer, CheckRX, 5...

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i have tried InStr() but it doesn't works char := "!%" string := "find!" ;i want to detect the '!' char if InStr(string, char) { MsgBox, found the char } someone know how to do this? The reason that doesn't work is that it is looking for the exact string !% to appear (both characters in a row). You...

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That script does work. Are you sure you saved your changes to the script before running it?

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aurelius - You might find OnWin() useful for this purpose. You can register the closing of Notepad windows in general as an event to trigger a function, and in that function, the event object will contain the title of the window that closed (among other things). So your script doesn’t have to use l...

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On my US keyboard, the " character is a shifted ' key, so a " hotkey is already covered by this: keys = ``1234567890-=qwertyuiop[]\asdfghjkl;'zxcvbnm,./ Loop Parse, keys HotKey ~+%A_LoopField%, Hoty ; Shifted keys to monitor But it's also not causing a problem for me if I add a " right after the : h...

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