jason404

Thanks for the replies everybody. I had a look at all of those programs. I could not try Hotkey Detective without paying for it, but I suspect that it does the same as some others I have seen, which only show the user-set keyboard shortcuts on start menu and desktop shortcuts. Ethervane ActiveHotkeys seemed pretty good, although it could not give any information on the programs that are using the keys. From looking at these programs I found the correct term for these keys are 'Global Hotkeys', and searching Google found this: Hotkey Commander/Explorer. Hotkey Explorer is the free version, which lists hotkeys and programs, while Hotkey Commander lets you change things, but is not free (free trial). When you start the program, it executes all possible keyboard shortcuts, so it opens a lot of program, including everything in the Win7 taskbar and the Screen Magnifier - so it can make a bit of a mess of your desktop. It looks like this is the program I am looking for - but the problem is that it hangs on my machine after it opens all the programs. I'm using Windows Server 2008 R2, through RDP and no Aero. I'm not sure if it works on Windows7/Server 2008 R2, as the website does not mention it. I have tried Vista and XP SP3 Compatibility Modes so far, but both result in the same hanging. Does it work for anybody else on these operating systems?

Is there any way to get a list of the system-wide keyboard shortcuts currently in use, including what programs they are attached to? I have noticed that some are overriding others unexpectedly and a couple are mysteriously tied up with something, on my main computer. I was hoping that this could be possible using something like AutoIt or PowerShell. I asked this question at Superuser.com as well: http://superuser.com/questions/298484/is...tem-wide-keyboard-shortcuts-cu

I'm not sure what I am doing wrong, as I cannot seem to get this working. I changed Bob Smith to one of my friend's names and complied it. I put the executable on the desktop. Then went to my Facebook profile and clicked on Friends (n) With IE8 in windowed mode, I double click on the executable on the desktop. Then I get the message box saying that I have zero friends (thanks) and then this error message: --------------------------- AutoIt Error --------------------------- Line 3337 (File "C:\Users\Jason\Desktop\Facebook Friends Scraper.exe"): Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable. --------------------------- OK --------------------------- What am I doing wrong?

Okay, with your helpful reply I found this page, which has something that is similar to what I want. I changed a couple of things and came up with this: #Include <Constants.au3> #NoTrayIcon Global $Enabled = 0 Opt("TrayMenuMode",1) $radio1 = TrayCreateItem("Enable - Always on Top", -1, -1, 1) TrayCreateItem("") $radio2 = TrayCreateItem("Disable - Always on Top", -1, -1, 1) TrayCreateItem("") $exititem = TrayCreateItem("Exit") TraySetState() While 1 $msg = TrayGetMsg() Select Case $msg = $radio1 TrayItemSetState($radio2, $TRAY_UNCHECKED) WinSetOnTop("BBC iPlayer - The Killing Episode 15", "", 1) $Enabled = 1 Case $msg = $radio2 TrayItemSetState($radio1, $TRAY_UNCHECKED) WinSetOnTop("BBC iPlayer - The Killing Episode 15", "", 0) $Enabled = 0 Case $msg = $exititem Exit EndSelect WEnd I have some way to go before I understand this script, but it works fine. Now, instead of having the window's name (BBC iPlayer - The Killing Episode 15) hardcoded, how could I use wildcards instead? Even better, to make this truly multipurpose, is there a way of getting the window name inserted by clicking on the window after starting the script?

Is there an Autoit script that can make any window always on top? I particularly want browser windows to sometimes stay on top, for video windows. Thanks.

Well, I assumed that SciTE is portable, without needing to register any .dlls or make any registry entries, like Notepad2 and Notepad++, which are my main text editors. It's not the portableness that I was asking about. Would installing the full version over the lite version overwrite any AutoIT customisation?

I see, so the AutoIT version of SciTE cannot be customised at all and preferences are not saved? So if I extract the portable full version of SciTE over my lite version, would that be okay? Will the AutoIT syntax highlighting, settings, etc still work fine, or are these included with the full version anyway? Basically, what should I do to have both the full version of SciTE and all the AutoIT features of the customised SciTE lite in the same directory? EDIT: I have just been reading the link in your signature, and see that it may not be as simple as that. Maybe I will just use it as it is then. But, is there any way of hiding the toolbar? Thanks

I have managed to remove the profile photo (by disabling Facebook profile syncing and then syncing), but there does not seem to be any way to add a new one. The old photo seems to have appeared as my avatar now, but that should be easy enough to change. I'll leave it for now. I have double checked, and that config file does not seem to come with the installerless version of AutoIT. I use that version as I keep AutoIT in a folder containing all my portable apps and scripts, which is synced to all my machines and also a USB flash drive. Could anybody attach the default SciTEGlobal.properties file please?

Hi Melba I cannot see the Change Photo option anywhere. I have attached a screenshot. I have looked in all the subsections. I can see the file %USERPROFILE%\SciTE.session, which contains a reference to <programfiles>\AutoIt3\SciTE\SciTEGlobal.properties, but that file does not exist on my system. Do you know what that file contains by default? I was just trying to hide the SciTE toolbar, which led me to realise that options were not being remembered. Cheers

Where does SciTE keeps its settings, and why are they not being saved between sessions? Also, how do I change my profile photo? I used Facebook to register, but the photo from Facebook is not really mine. I cannot find the settings for this anywhere in the the settings. Thanks