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I've seen posts about this, did you search? I think it's probably something like pixelsearch that searches that color, or variations of it, in the whole picture and returns the result to compare. I think maybe you could code it if you don't find anythink that suits. Basicaly pixelsearch every pixel, and return the ones that came valid for blue, same for the other picture, count the results, bang.

As your solution solves your problem I would set the thread to "Solved". I will append the description as soon as I have finished the wiki article.

Glad you got it working Just found a german document that explains why you need to use the NextStoryRange property. Will think about how to document this behavior in the wiki

You might benefit from looking at this thread:

... and you are sure you are at the right forum? Doubt it! Jos

First step is done, you know what you want. Next step read in helpfile and after just do it.

Hi, See Send() function.

http://ritzelrocker04.bplaced.net/wordpress/sqlite-tutorials/ are some tut's for SQLite and AutoIt (German language).

Hi @Gagaita69, and welcome to the AutoIt forum Before posting anything else, I higly reccomend you to read Forum Rules, and Forum Etiquette, since it is clearely stated in those that: Usually asking for a script is not taken too well, within reason. Keep in mind that this is a support forum, so please acknowledge that. We are here to help you with your scripts, not to spoon-feed code to you. Best Regards.

Hi @panoss, and welcome to the AutoIt forum Take a look at _SQLite* functions in the Help file There are a lot of very well documented examples about SQLite For the GUI, you can look at Koda Form Designer. By the way, if you write in the Help file GUI or _GUI, there a lot of examples about all the controls you can implement in your application If you have any other question, feel free to ask Best Regards.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. I did find one small error. In both examples you will get an error when closing the the GUI's The Global Const's are after the include MTSkin-UDF.au3. If you move the include to after the Global's it works flawlessly. Or you can move the Global's before the include. Either way works. Again excellent work.

You need to create an ampty RectF to calculate current string size ;~ $tLayout = _GDIPlus_RectFCreate(0, 0, $aSize[0], $aSize[1]) $tLayout = _GDIPlus_RectFCreate()

Oh. I had a quick nap, and solution came to us from forum Thanks @Danyfirex Here we have complete example:

I thank you both very much. I intended to investigate both suggestions, and decided Gary's would be the quickest to implement. That got me back at the GUICreateListView statement looking at Control Styles and Extended Styles. I decided to make sure mine were identical to the _GUICtrlListView_SubItemHitTest example. Lo and behold, when looking at the example I noticed a line I somehow glanced over previously, there is a: $hListView = GUICtrlGetHandle($hListView); get the handle for use in the notify events immediately after the define of the ListView. I'd omitted this seemingly "do-nothing" statement. It obviously does something, as inserting it into my script fixed me right up. It must "reset" the ListView handle somehow... Thank you both for getting me looking in the right direction. ... typos, as usual...