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Is there a function to get the position of a task on the taskbar?

For the systemtray there is a udf called SysTray_UDF.au3.

What i want is to double click on the task on the taskbar, with the mouse.

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Hi,

why click it? What is the goal? Can't you just restore the window?

So long,

Mega

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Is there a function to get the position of a task on the taskbar?

For the systemtray there is a udf called SysTray_UDF.au3.

What i want is to double click on the task on the taskbar, with the mouse.

Another option is to use the Toolbar UDF from PaulIA's Au3Lib:

#include <A3LToolBar.au3>

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
$hToolBar = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]", "")
$hSysTray = ControlGetHandle($hToolBar, "", "ToolbarWindow322")
$BtnCnt = _Toolbar_ButtonCount($hSysTray)
$BtnData = ""
For $i = 0 To $BtnCnt - 1
    $BtnCmdID = _Toolbar_IndexToCommand($hSysTray, $i)
    $BtnTxt = _Toolbar_GetButtonText($hSysTray, $BtnCmdID)
    $BtnData &= "Index: " & $i & "   CommandID: " & $BtnCmdID & "   Text: " & $BtnTxt & @CRLF
Next
   
MsgBox(64, "Result", $BtnData)

The taskbar is just a window with toolbars and a button. The window is "[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]", the System Tray control is "ToolbarWindow321", the task portion is "ToolbarWindow322", and the start button "Button1".

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Wow, Paul his Auto3lib got very much handy function's. Thanx for pointing me at that.

Mega the restore function does not fully work with the program's i use. I go and have look at Auto3lib looks good.

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