I am not into coding and i am complete noob when we talk about that,but can somebody make this because there is no way i can make it other way i wouldn't ask for it ![]()
Thanks...
I am not into coding and i am complete noob when we talk about that,but can somebody make this because there is no way i can make it other way i wouldn't ask for it ![]()
Thanks...
I am not into coding and i am complete noob when we talk about that,but can somebody make this because there is no way i can make it other way i wouldn't ask for itThanks...
Try this:
I wrote it in seconds with AutoHotkey, if anyone interested here is full source code of app:
^q::
Send !{F4}
is there a way to change the hot key to something else.
Try this:I wrote it in seconds with AutoHotkey, if anyone interested here is full source code of app:
^q::
Send !{F4}
I tried app,but this wasn't what i was looking for,maybe i didn't explain my situation good,i thought this is simple but it ain't...i am using systrayx on vista and i was looking for .exe file which i will run and he will show me systrayx menu.That exe file i will be able to put in xwd or objectbar to show me my tray.I was concentrated on ctrl+q command because i setup this command to show me systrayx menu.I hope this help.and sorry for misunderstanding also for my English....
i think this program is great anyway. Im using it all the time.
but it could have more options and take a little less ram.
@Nikola:
Ok! This one simulates ctrl+q when executed:
Source code:
send ^qI have no way to test it. Tested Ctrl+F instead, with explorer, and showed search panel, so I guess SendControlQ.exe should do what you want. Try it and tell me if it worked for you.
Give thanks to AutoHotkey authors. The program has only one line of source code. ![]()
i dont understand what SendControlQ.exe does.
i dont understand what SendControlQ.exe does.
It's custom made application.I wanted to have application who will simulate ctrl+q when executed.Which means it does the same as pressing ctrl+q command,which means it will not do anything if you don't have something that will be activated with ctrl+q.Hope you understand it now ![]()