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  1. aleeksunder
    Hello! I'm a newbie in AutoIt and want to wrap some internal autoit functions like RegWrite() in way function will display MsgBox with of error happens. I want to wrap because write error handler becomes really annoying when it comes to code, and I have to write the same code after every RegWrite() call and this becomes really ugly. So I just want this: Local $s_key = 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control' Local $s_value_name = 'value1' Local $s_value_type = 'REG_SZ' Local $value_data = 'data1' RegWrite( $s_key , $s_v
  2. jaberwacky
    This script is intended to allow the user to move their mouse to the edge of their screen and have the mouse appear to the opposite end. When the user drags the mouse to the edge of a monitor there is a 300 millisecond delay before the mouse will wrap. This will give the user some time to change their mind and give some time for the taskbar to open if the user has it set to autohide. When the user drags a window or selection rectangle to the edge of a monitor the user will have 700 milliseconds to take advantage of the Windows 7 Snap feature. If the user has not moved the mouse from th
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