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I created a small script :

#NoTrayIcon

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

If $CmdLine[1] = "FadeIn" Then

For $i = 1 to 255

WinSetTrans ($CmdLine[2], "", $i )

Next

ElseIf $CmdLine[1] = "FadeOut" Then

For $i = 255 to 1 Step -1

WinSetTrans ($CmdLine[2], "", $i )

If $i = 1 Then

Exit

EndIf

Next

EndIf

But when I use it with command line prameter :

example "FadeOut" "Untitled - Notepad"

it keeps notepad fadeout again and again and wuit after some random execution of the for & next loop.

please help me if I am doing something wrong, or atleast tell me the prob and howto fix it I've spent 4 hours but no work around :D

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The program works for me. You can take out the If $i = 1 Then exit part

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Posted

Works for me too...you can also add

If NOT WinExists($CmdLine[2]) Then
    MsgBox(0,"Error","Window not found or not enough parameters")
    Exit
EndIf

just below your #includes to make sure that the second parameter is a valid window.

This is a pretty slick-looking script - nice and simple. Gives me ideas :D

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