Pin window from taskbar to another window.

[alvitawa]

I have a internet explorer window, and i'd like to pin it to my script, so instead of this:

I get this:


How can I do this?

[Guest10]

how about Firefox?

[timeFlies]

@OP: Although unrelated to AutoHotkey, you can do this manually using 7TaskbarTweaker (select the "Drag within/between groups using right mouse button" checkbox).

how about Firefox?

However good Firefox may be (and I've given it a good chance, believe me), I still find myself using Internet Explorer most of the time. I dislike Chrome, like Firefox, but still prefer Internet Explorer. Why? Because it always works and that's what I've always used. Installing ad-block in IE takes about ten seconds, and that's about the only necessary add-on. By and large all those fancy extensions I played around with on Firefox never ended up getting used all that much. I've also found Internet Explorer to be faster when I have a large number of tabs open (>20) on my machine. (Oh, and IE looks nicer.)

(Just curious, why do you append ":u geek:" to all of your posts? Unless that's a smiley (in which case I have them disabled), am I missing something?

[alvitawa]

@OP: Although unrelated to AutoHotkey, you can do this manually using 7TaskbarTweaker (select the "Drag within/between groups using right mouse button" checkbox).

how about Firefox?

However good Firefox may be (and I've given it a good chance, believe me), I still find myself using Internet Explorer most of the time. I dislike Chrome, like Firefox, but still prefer Internet Explorer. Why? Because it always works and that's what I've always used. Installing ad-block in IE takes about ten seconds, and that's about the only necessary add-on. By and large all those fancy extensions I played around with on Firefox never ended up getting used all that much. I've also found Internet Explorer to be faster when I have a large number of tabs open (>20) on my machine. (Oh, and IE looks nicer.)

(Just curious, why do you append ":u geek:" to all of your posts? Unless that's a smiley (in which case I have them disabled), am I missing something?

I don't use internet explorer, but this script has to be ran on other computers and nearly everybody has iexplorer. I run the ie window from my script, if that matters. Also tryed to put a gui with ActiveX control, but links clicked in it get opened in a new iexplorer window.