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  1. Melba23

    Help with $WM_COMMAND

    golfinhu, It is because you have created the tab using the GUITab UDF. This returns a handle and not a ControlID. Within your message handler you are testing for the ControlID - as the tab does not have one, you do not detect it. To detect clicks on UDF created tabs you need to register WM_NOTIFY - look at the Help file for _GUICtrlTab_Create to see how to do it. M23
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  2. Apart from being creepy ... yah ... my webcam doesn't have that LED on it at all, so I keep the "privacy shade" on it pulled down all the time unless I'm using it. In fact ... I should probably just unplug it... haven't used the damn thing in years. Oh ... yes ... you can ... you just don't have the proper tools. Granted, **I** don't know how, but I'm sure the men in black do.
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  3. That search pattern isn't going to find what you're looking for unless you limit the area to be searched. I can understand the first search looking through the entire screen, but you are only limiting the second/third search patterns by using the top and left of the found pixel before it. You're still searching the rest of the screen for the next pixel if the first pixel found isn't in the image you showed, it might find the next 2 colors anywhere on the screen. If you've ever played the game Battleship, think of your search area as looking for the PT boat, you hit the first pixel, you should look for the second pixel within a very small area around the first one, not the whole screen, same as with the third pixel, search in a small area around the second pixel.If you don't find it in that area, rerun the first search pattern again and try again.
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