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  1. Good morning community! I was working on a script which read the content of a .ini file to retrieve the file that has to open, and, based on the value of a second key stored in the .ini file, set the window on top, minimized or maximized... I did something like this, but seems to not work prope...
  2. Hello, I'm trying to make cursor for my program, and I need to make it on top but not active when pressed on start menu, taskbar or etc. (cursor appears behind taskbar/start menu). Somebody could help me with this problem? ; A bit of my script #include <GUIConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants....
  3. How to make so that the Label control is always on top of all other controls(including pictures and RTF), regardless of their moves, and changes? Function GUICtrlSetState($Label, $GUI_ONTOP) does not work. Thanks!
  4. Hello there. I'm currently trying to solve a problem I'm having with the GUIExtender-UDF by Melba23, but I can't relly get the hang of it and I think I need someone to straightening this out for me. What I'm trying to achieve is a "menu-ish" GUI with buttons that takes you deeper and further into...
  5. Hi, I have a child GUI with the $WS_CHILD style inside a main gui, the problem is if there is ctrls (which are on the main GUI) behind the child GUI, they are visible, meaning that they are topmost of the child GUI. I there a solution to this, like making the child GUI on top ? P.S : I'm off...
  6. Hello there! The idea I'm having is the following: To have a GUI with the left half scrollable and to have a background image which is "fixed" and won't be moved with the scrolling. To do this I've so far come up with: Placing the backgrond image onto a parent GUI Creating a child GUI to th...
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