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8k can easily use 500%. Thinking of after 200% "screw you buddy", ain't nice. As long as odd percentages look good ( 125% & 175% ) in your monitor, it should look the same in greater scaling like 225% All tho, if you could get yourself a 4k monitor ( they are quite inexpensive nowadays compared to some years ago ) it would be good.

AI say that it does not need releasing/clean up, because the shell/OS takes care of it.

While True Switch GUIGetMsg() Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE ExitLoop EndSwitch WEnd $oIObjectCollection.GetCount($iCount) ConsoleWrite("returned " & $iCount & @CRLF) $oIObjectCollection.Release() $oIObjectCollection.GetCount($iCount) ConsoleWrite("returned " & $iCount & @CRLF) I don't think that does it.

...all you need is an 8k monitor. If the wife ask about the expense, you say "honey: was for science", and she'll say "ok, that makes sense" and you'll be off the hook

... Local $tagICustomDestinationList = _ "SetAppID hresult(wstr);" & _ "BeginList hresult(uint*;clsid;ptr*);" & _ "AppendCategory hresult(wstr;ptr);" & _ "AppendKnownCategory hresult(int);" & _ "AddUserTasks hresult(ptr);" & _ "CommitList hresult();" & _ "AbortList hresult();" & _ "DeleteList hresult(wstr);" & _ "GetRemovedDestinations hresult(clsid;ptr*);" ... hope this is good. I hope it is correct close to it. 😅

Auto hotkey have a v1 and a v2 of their versions that may give you a heads up ? ;~ https://github.com/gedoor/ahkLauncher/blob/main/lib/ICustomDestinationList.ahk ;~ https://github.com/Ixiko/AHK-libs-and-classes-collection/blob/master/libs/g-n/JumpList.ahk Neither can I. But I'll wait right here for working code

You can do TCP with AutoIt. You can do many things with AutoIt, but a video player is not. So, what are you up to ?. You could not help the one asking for help by just what is written. Read what the OP posted ( yourself ) and explain what he needs. You can't.

Retrieves the position and size of a control relative to its parent its main window @jpm, calling the main window "the parent" is going to be brought up in the future, since there can be many child windows that each have it's own parent. We should call the "main window", just that: main window.

is it a bird ?, is it an airplane ?, ..no, is superman ! Is it a window ?, is it a canvas ?, ..no, it's a form ! We call it a GUI but is a form and inside that form we do what we do. Am not familiar enough to make a writeup about it nor can find a reference link with an explanation of how M$ windows calls each component 🤷‍♂️ If any of you find such reference, please post it here. I'd like to know what is called what and how it works so that I can have a good notion of how a form/gui works Actually, I'd like to communicate in a way that is explicit and without a common ground of how to call stuff in a GUI..., is unsettling for me Thanks

"What you see is what you get" I guess. 🤔 "Retrieves the position and size of a control relative to its window." is not a bad description even if not a great explanation. "..it's top level window" is more specific but more confusing too, like, "hmm, what is a top level window ?, is there a low level window ?" When automating a click-click, you look for the position relative to the frame of the client of the main window to find where to click-click. The target audience do look for such, and as described, it is what it does. Fixing the bug should not brake any scripts. Remarks The title/text is referencing the parent window, so be careful with "", which references the active window which may not be the one containing the controlID control. The above remark do clarify a bit more, and the proposed explanation about top-level could go there if the bug is not fixed.

Yes. Did what you said and it all works. Thanks

$hGUI=0x00000000002B08F8 +> [WEBEVENTS]: INIT_READY - Switching to Custom Menu (AutoIt Mode) "D:\au3.ForumCode\au3.NetWebView2Lib-1.4.0\NetWebView2Lib\examples\WebDemo_v1.4.au3" (550) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.: $oWeb.AddInitializationScript($sBridge) $oWeb^ ERROR +> [Web1]: INIT_READY +> [Web2]: INIT_READY +> [Bridge1 JS]: {"type":"COM_TEST","status":"OK"} +> [Web1]: NAV_STARTING +> [Web2]: NAV_STARTING +> [Bridge2 JS]: {"type":"COM_TEST","status":"OK"} +> [Web2]: URL_CHANGED|https://www.google.com/search?q=web2 "D:\au3.ForumCode\au3.NetWebView2Lib-1.4.0\NetWebView2Lib\examples\TwinWebView.au3" (249) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.: $oWeb2.WebViewSetFocus() $oWeb2^ ERROR +> [Web1]: URL_CHANGED|https://www.google.com/search?q=web1 "D:\au3.ForumCode\au3.NetWebView2Lib-1.4.0\NetWebView2Lib\examples\TwinWebView.au3" (217) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.: $oWeb1.WebViewSetFocus() $oWeb1^ ERROR

impatiently waiting for the whole package

If you press F1 while the cursor is at a word, the help file will give you a description of it. I will step out of your postings until you show better proficiency.

#include <Array.au3> _ArrayDisplay(GetMeTheTextAsArray("Texas")) Func GetMeTheTextAsArray($sTitle) Return StringSplit(WinGetText($sTitle), @CRLF, 0) EndFunc