pau31

Hello everyone, I've just upgraded my SO to Windows 10 and I've noticed that the function TrayTip() generates this different type of message: The problem is that one traytip command does not immediately dismiss the previous one, so it takes forever. I've also tried this: But it doesn't work :/ Anyone has been throught this problem? Or can you recommend me an alternative way to inform the user about the status of a script? Thank you very much!

​And it looks like nobody has fixed yet... I've also found that topic from 2006 and then I got here. How it's possible that a bug still unsolved for almost 10 years? While that miracle happens I've solved the problem by myself using this simple piece of code: Func myMouseMove($x,$y,$speed=0) if $x<0 Then $x-=1 if $y<0 Then $y-=1 MouseMove($x,$y,$speed) EndFunc It's very simple. When you move the cursor to a pixel position which is negative, the MouseMove() function performs the movement with an offset of +1px. That's why this only happens when you move the mouse on a screen above or on the left of the main screen. So you only have to substract 1px if you want to move the cursor to a negative pixel.