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Each of these users have their unique stories with their love for AutoIt ( and am not exaggerating when I say "their love" for AutoIt ). Just can't put them all in the same pot. There is also the forum life and the ungratefulness and aggravation they go though, that understandingly push them away from the forum. So because they don't devote attention to the forum, don't mean that they never used AutoIt again. It just mean that they don't frequent the forum.

I can run AutoIt without any dependencies anywhere. It just runs. Nimble too. A GUI with AutoIt is easy. If I had to do all the things I do in C++ it'd be slower and unforgiving for me. Python is here to stay, and I don't like Python. I'll have to go through the advise I gave you myself for all the AI stuff that is floating around and my brain is never been all that great to start with, and adding aging to the pot don't make it easier either. Yet the advise is the same. I feel you. I really do. But "it is what it is", for you, me, or anyone. I guess you'd do it in ASM and use the FASM. I'd use SQLite and call it a day. Not that I know SQL all that much, but am sure that whatever you're gonna use that big array for, could be done with SQLite, I think. Same here.

AutoIt is great but, there are things that AutoIt was never meant for. Like a fast ..anything. @jugador, do go and learn something else. That does not mean that you'll never code scripts again. It'll mean that you'll have more tools at your disposal

Am not into that and haven't for many years so, nothing much I can provide. Hope you are not one of those with 6+ monitors I have no idea of what is that you feel you need. There are examples in the help file to get monitor info. Here is an example to open your GUI in the monitor your mouse is at just as something you can run and see working. I don't think you can. I, as a ninjaThing developer, would not allow users anything outside the app., just automation in the framework. My insistence in using their automation was because I thought you were new to it and thought that all you needed was a click-click script, but given that you've been around, am not worry that you loose your money due to impatience. Still don't know what you wanna do. But to be fair, I don't have the time to install the program and test along with you ( that is something I do from time to time when am not busy ) so is more of a curiosity than anything else.

...not a game. You click the wrong thing and is game over. With trading software, I'll strongly advise to learn the platform and all it's intricacies. In the desktop arena they use C# so, it's time to learn C#. There are times that we can think as a user and move the mouse and click. But there are times that the only way to avoid "oops" is to think like a programmer. I hope this makes perfect sense and that you take your time to learn, C# in this case, and act on it only once you know your way around "their way (Ninjatrader)" of going at it. In the end, you'll be able to automate your trend of thought, and that will be better. Story time: A guy told me that he needed me to code something around "a magical indicator". Long story short, he was clueless and I got to learn how indicators work and code something in MT4.

With the code above, I'd use "Page down". And I'll have to admit that, I don't get why/how you'd use this to visually find anything. It'd be more practical to just hold the page down key. My 2 cents

#include "RoundGUI.au3" Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1) ;;; https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/212767-round-corner-gui-and-controls-udf/page/2/#comment-1544167 $hGUI = GUICreate("test", 500, 500) GUISetOnEvent($GUI_EVENT_CLOSE, "SpecialEvents") GUISetBkColor(0x202020) _RGUI_RoundGroup($hGUI, "Advanced", 0xffffff, 75, 75, 300, 300, 0x404040, 0x202020, 8, 6) _RGUI_RoundInput("test input", 0xFFFFFF, 100, 100, 200, 200, 0x404040, 0X404040, 15, 6) GUICtrlCreateGroup("", -99, -99, 1, 1) ;close group GUISetState() While Sleep(1000) WEnd Func SpecialEvents() Select Case @GUI_CtrlId = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE GUIDelete() Exit EndSelect EndFunc ;==>SpecialEvents You may need to read about GUICtrlCreateGroup().

Potato, potato. Hmm, well it sounds different in my head Take a look at their API stuff. Is gonna be better than AutoIt it

Entry just to mark the post as solved

Running "syncthing --no-browser --no-console" used to run syncthing with "no-console" but for some reason it doesn't in Win11. Therefore a hider is needed and after trying the solutions I found online and failing me, I coded one given that is very simple to do in AutoIt. ...not a OMG, what an excellent example but, a simple solution to a simple problem. Posted in the help area because I compiled it and posted in the files section. If anyone needs anything else from this or just don't work, post a comment. Usage: Drop it in the same folder as syncthing is in, and run from there. The /OnlyHide argument is to only hide it, because the default action is show if hidden and hide if shown. The compiled file is in the downloads area.

Story time: I love my parents but I needed to move out and I told a woman I loved her, she told me she loved me to. My parents whom I loved used to do my laundry and in her case, it was the same. We divorced because we did not find in each other the love we got from our parents. If we were to share more we would have realized that we were looking for an attendant, ..some one to cook and clean after ourselves 🤪 The more you share, ex: I want this towards solving this, brings about context PS: the story is fictional, mostly

You can add the & to a number or Fkey... It all depends on how many items you're thinking of. Since you wanted dividers I thought that maybe with submenus..., don't know. You only said so much.

The 2nd example of GUICtrlCreateContextMenu don't look bad. Edit: With the _GUICtrlMenu_* functions you can do a lot. Do look at them if you feel the built in are not enough.

..there are the .nim files for you to read and compile the .dll yourself @mutleey. Other than that who knows what's real and what is an illusion.