Ragnar wrote: ↑

29 Oct 2024, 02:59

I've fixed the numbers in the docs and moved this topic from Bug Reports to Suggestions on Documentation Improvements.

Thank you...much appreciated!

Good catch on the Title, @Ragnar. Thanks for jumping in and for making the fixes. Interesting history from 19 years ago!

Great catch, @flyingDman. As a separate thought, I wondered about that 265 number...always seemed strange to me...255 made much more sense. Based on your results, that would certainly seem to be the case...likely a documentation typo. Regards, Joe

Ah, thanks for that, gregster...my bad!

The V1 and V2 documentation both say this about TrayTip : Only the first 265 characters will be displayed. Testing shows that 265 is incorrect. The number that I discovered through experimentation is 127. Below are V1 and V2 scripts that show it. The tray tip string is 128 characters, but it gets cu...

Hi @Flowgun,
Thanks for the idea...I'll give it some thought. Regards, Joe

anyone help please? Did I miss something? These days, I can't get any emailing to work via a PowerShell call in an AutoHotkey script. For Gmail, it may have to do with its so-called "less secure apps". For Outlook, it may have to do with newer authentication methods. I don't need it anymore, and ha...

Can someone share how to modify this to allow for multiple recipients? Look at this forum thread: https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=67283 Towards the bottom of that thread you'll see the PowerShell solution for multiple recipients (and kudos to S1eepy for multiple attachments)....

JoeWinograd would you be able to adapt the code to send to multiple recipients? Look at this forum thread: https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=67283 Towards the bottom of that thread you'll see the PowerShell solution for multiple recipients (and kudos to S1eepy for multiple atta...

Ah, that makes sense. So, if the MouseMove call omits the Relative param, the so-called "absolute positioning" of "the X and Y coordinates" could be "Relative" positioning as defined by CoordMode. Interesting! Thanks for your insight. Regards, Joe

Hi HB, The relative param is relative to the current position of the mouse. Understood. But suppose the call omits the Relative param. And suppose CoordMode has not been called. Yes, easy enough to test, but based on the documentation, how then should MouseMove interpret the X,Y coordinates — relati...

Hi Folks, Seems to me that the MouseMove documentation has conflicting statements. The comment on the X,Y param says, "Coordinates are relative to the active window unless CoordMode was used to change that." The comment on the Relative param says, "If blank or omitted, the X and Y coordinates will b...

Another big +1 for boiler! He has helped me many times over the years.

ShatterCoder wrote:I have not tested this, but it's my best guess on getting the address out of the variant type

Tested here (first piece of code)...WORKS PERFECTLY! Thank you very much! Regards, Joe

Can you give an example of the code you are working with? Below is a trimmed down version of the script that shows the problem: #NoTrayIcon #Warn,UseUnsetLocal ; warning on uninitialized variables #NoEnv ; avoid checking empty variables to see if they are environment variables #SingleInstance Off ;...

created a dictionary object that would translate between string values and the numeric I wound up not using the translation table (I left it in my code as documentation). I simply hard-coded the calls, since, at the time, I needed only From and Subject. So, for example, this call works fine (with n...

Hi Folks, Is there a way to use the (numerical) Value field from a VBA API enumeration table rather than the Name field? For example, Microsoft provides this VBA API enumeration table for Outlook rules: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.olruleconditiontype As you can see, the ...

Hi ShatterCoder , I'm trying to extend this script for "Body" (RuleConditionType=13) and "Sender Address" (RuleConditionType=17). This var for Body works fine: Condition.Body.Text But I can't figure out the var for Sender Address . All of these attempts fail: Condition.SenderAddress.Text Condition.S...

A huge +1!