jaberwacky

You are a master!

Thank you! Check out the latest update. I didn't do much with your code tonight, but I did use your code from today to fix the window closing issues. I also removed the garish colors from the tab items (I put it in there for debugging (took me about 16 hours to get that ironed out.)) I also came up with a hack for a weird issue. So, when a title bar is clicked a message is sent to a dummy control. Inside of the dummy control function (GUIObjectEvents) the $hwnd is correct for each form. Click form1 title bar and you get the form1 hwnd. Click on form2 title bar and you get form2 hwnd. However, inside of the GUIObjectsHandler only form1 hwnd is there regardless of which form I click. I dunno. I had a long day so I'm callling it for tonight. Thank you again MattyD ... Your code saved me from hours of banging my forehead on the desk. I could not have come up with the code that you did.

Check it out! https://github.com/matthewrg/Guiscape

I'm taking the hi word, that's not the same as $hwnd? Let me test it ... :forehead smack: Durrrrr .... thank you!

Would anyone be willing to look at a problem I encountered? I am using a dummy control to receive a nonclient left click. I can't make sense of what the value $hwnd is in the registered function. I placed a descriptive consolewrite in the code on line 153 of Guiscape.au3. https://github.com/matthewrg/Guiscape

WUUUTTTT? This is AWESOME!!!!

Looks like we have some dark mode issues to work on? Some of those icons are blending in. 🤔

Fixed! for now anyways

Sorry, I meant oopsies in applying the DPI stuff

Thank you! 🥰 It's a problem I'm in the middle of working on. I got side quested with this DPI stuff. 😂 I learned a lot and now I have something to bring into my future projects! Updated at GitHub because I made some oopsies!

Hey! Would someone be willing to try this out please? https://github.com/matthewrg/Guiscape/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

Thank you. I'm making progress on understanding the problem. So ... 96 is divided into the DPI reported by Windows. That gives a factor by which to multiply all of the sizes of the controls, fonts, etc which will make them look as though they were being displayed on a 96 (100%?) monitor? ... Ahh, but then we have per monitor aware DPI ...

My monitor only goes up to 2560x1440 sadly ...

OK, I'm starting to get it, I think, I found this post:

I don't know that much about it. Not sure how to even go about integrating it. ...... Actually, I found this: .... But I see literally no difference with it and without it.