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5:56 PM Ticket #3938 (ByRef inside the same scope) created by mars(autoit.de): […]

5:21 PM Ticket #3936 (PixelChecksum not working correctly, tried PixelCoordMode options) closed by Jos: No Bug: Please join us in the Forum when you have issues like this and post them there to get confirmation, before assuming it is a bug and not a pilot error. :)
3:27 PM Ticket #3936 (PixelChecksum not working correctly, tried PixelCoordMode options) created by ribo75016@…: Hello, I'm using an i7 6700T CPU with internal Intel 530 GPU And this …

5:40 PM Ticket #3881 (Missing Extras\WM_NOTIFY.au3 file) updated by anonymous: Most of the many initial tests I have created were used when copying the code in the website examples. I agree with [OJBakker] (https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/208076-is-include-just-a-fictional-placeholder-and-i-have-to-create-that-file-myself/) that we should inform the user on these rare examples shown on the autoit website. If I had website access I would gladly change the few examples that include a reference to this function and add a comment similar to the following: #include "Extras\WM_NOTIFY.au3" ; located in \helpfile\examples in autoit installation directory

6:29 PM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) updated by pixelsearch: In case it may help you, there are 2 additional sentences found on msdn, topic KillTimer function (these 2 sentences are not found in AutoIt help file) KillTimer function (winuser.h) BOOL KillTimer( [in, optional] HWND hWnd, [in] UINT_PTR uIDEvent ); ... [in] uIDEvent Type: UINT_PTR The timer to be destroyed. If the window handle passed to SetTimer is valid, this parameter must be the same as the nIDEvent value passed to SetTimer. If the application calls SetTimer with hWnd set to NULL, this parameter must be the timer identifier returned by SetTimer.
10:08 AM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) updated by KaFu: If you set the TimerID to 0, the return value is a 1 for success, and not the correct 0 for TimerID. […]

5:23 PM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) closed by J-Paul Mesnage: Completed: Added by revision [12932] in version: 3.3.17.0
2:41 PM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) updated by J-Paul Mesnage: I think that […] Is wrong as your example is demonstrating that the […] is working any way adding an example with last parameter set to 0 is a good idea

12:00 PM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) updated by TicketCleanup: Version changed
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11:26 AM Ticket #3934 (_WinAPI_SetTimer TimerID must be nonzero) created by KaFu: "A nonzero timer identifier" should be added to the TimerID …

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