@ronin, Really would like to help. But I'm one of those that needs pictures. Books without pictures bore me. So, show me an example of what you want, and I will try to help. Post a script, what you have already, or just make up an example script for the portion you would like help with. I have said ...

Ok.....I get it. It's a hotkey for when another window is in focus. Well why didn't someone just say that? I can think of possibilities. Thanks JRL, PepsiHog [edit]- Someone is going to point out that "it was said", not realizing that I was (not sure what the word is to describe my being, but the on...

I copied the last posted version of this script.
I pasted it.
I ran it.
I pressed F1.
I got absolutely nothing.
The only key that works is esc, to end the macro.

Can someone tell me what I'm missing here, please?

Would like to use this, but I can not get the dang thing to work,
PepsiHog

Ok, Here's more on the last idea. Use sendtext to send some "text" that there is no way would be there otherwise. Then use OCRWindow to get all the text. By processing the text, the sent text will tell what the prompt before it is. Once you know the prompt you need to answer, you can use Press> to s...

@ kmarlowe, You could use the Screen OCR Wizard to get the text from the console window. You could then process the text info as you see fit. Screen OCR is easy to use because of the wizard that helps you create the command. I used VLC with the console window and then grabbed the text from that wind...

@ Grovkillen, Thanks for the help. I was thinking it might come down to that. But wasn't expecting anyone(you) to provide the script. Simply because, as you said, I was asking for LibFunc. However, I am glad you did. I do not believe LibFunc would be able to do it either without being a separate scr...

Okay, attempt two. How about getting a list of all windows and checking for the "window name". // "LowerRightCon" is the window name. GetWindowList>wl RegEx>(?is)LowerRightCon.*,wl,0,match,nom,0 mdl>%nom% In case you don't have experience with RegEx, nom is a result for the search. If not found it w...

Hey shadowesq, I fall back on IfWindowOpen>. I'd put it in a loop, like "While>some flag is not set". When the window is there then set the flag to end the While loop. let>NoWindow=0 While>NoWindow=0 ifWindowOpen>CupCake let>NoWindow=1 endif EndWhile I just wrote the above at this moment. I'm sure i...

Hello Everyone, Two things. I am trying to find a reference on Microsoft for LibFunc with no luck. Please share the link if you have or know it. And could someone give me an example of minimizing a window using LibFunc? I know I've used it, and I seached my macros, with no luck. I know it's IsWindow...

AWESOME!! But I have to wait til payday. Sorry.

PepsiHog

Not so late here.

Just
Really
Lavish

mmmmm.....wonder if we could clone him......

@bossydog9, The short of it is, right now, you can't. I feel your pain. I wanted the same thing. I hope Marcus has a very short To-Do list, because I would REALLY like to have this functionality. PepsiHog That post, you refer to, is only a month or so old. And it was mine. Also, JRL is an extremely ...

@JRL, AHHHHH! Shucks! You made me feel better. So much support. Who'd ever expect support on a forum? BTW, life interrupted again. Hence, late response. (way past 10,000 here, baby!) @Dorian, You got that right. I know exactly what you're saying. Sometimes I think we all feel like, "it's just me". A...

I hate being wrong. It sucks. Especially, when you do it *right* in front of people.