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kirbtheman
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Thanks for this great little script.  Perhaps someone can help on a more basic issue I am having with this.  I have applied the hotkey to win key & wheelup/down but the windows start menu pops up once every few times I fire the hotkey. 

 

I have tried turning off the win key (with #:: ) but that still doesnt work.  Does anyone have a line I can put in somewhere to stop this happening?

 

Thanks

Kirb

 

EDIT:

 

After an awful lot of searching I found this Post.  Which says that {Blind} should be used to solve this issue but I am not savvy enough to figure out where to put it in this script. 

 

SOLVED:

 

Got it!  Replace this:

Send % ToSend

with this:

Send {blind}%ToSend%


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^^

Good work! Sorry I couldn't help, I was out of town.


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First off, great script. I love it.

 

I know this might be asking for a big feature but, would it be possible for the script to lower the volume of a specific application? 

 

Ideally, Id love it if, when I alt+scroll, the volume of the mouseovered application (or the one that's in focus) was lowered instead of the master volume. It would help when you have 2 different apps open that are making sounds (and the default windows menu sucks for that)

 

Would that be feasible?



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First off, great script. I love it.

 

I know this might be asking for a big feature but, would it be possible for the script to lower the volume of a specific application? 

 

Ideally, Id love it if, when I alt+scroll, the volume of the mouseovered application (or the one that's in focus) was lowered instead of the master volume. It would help when you have 2 different apps open that are making sounds (and the default windows menu sucks for that)

 

Would that be feasible?

Thank you for your compliments.

However, I am not aware of a way to implement such a feature. If you let me know of any API that may be used accomplish this, I will gladly incorporate it.


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Hi,

I've copied Gdip_All.ahk to newly created lib folder by I still get the error message below. Could you please help me?

http://i.imgur.com/wBKF2Ob.png

 

Thanks



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Just a suggetion - change the Gdip_All.ahk link to this new one - I can't modify the .ahk files I have on ahk.net. This link now contains the latest version of the Gdip_All.ahk file: https://www.dropbox....0o/Gdip_All.ahk

 

I can update that one as any fixes are required.



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Hi,

Thanks for suggestion but still not working :-| Any ideas?



jpanak
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Well, needed to install Autohotkey_L as I found out :)



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This is a great script, I am having a problem where i have two GUIs pop up when I use my hot keys. One will always be in the top left while the other one will move with the position of the OSD placement in the script,



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Thank You!



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Thanx, i use it all the time now and i couldn't do without it anymore  :D