Bill Irwin: Workaround for your Transparent Sync question

Anmeldedatum: 09.06.2011 Beiträge: 143

Bill Irwin hat Folgendes geschrieben:

Now that MPE can be set not to ask for permission to make changes during a WiFi sync, unless the number of changes reaches a threshold, my goal of a transparent sync is almost a reality. If the sync process would stop popping up its several windows (in my Windows 7 screen), as it attempts a connection and then shows the sync progress, I would not be interrupted from the typing I may be doing at the time. These windows appearing are silent and, unless I see one on the screen, I don't know that the last few characters I've typed are not in the e-mail message, or whatever. If these windows would not appear, unless the sync is triggered manually, MPE would be a transparent partner that does its excellent work in the background and doesn't interfere with me.
Bill

If you're familiar with a scripting language called AutoIt, here's what I came up with as a workaround. It still causes MPE to pop up for half a second, but then brings back the window you were currently working in. You can set it to loop every (insert number of milliseconds you want) by adding a loop command at the end of the script.

Code:

;~This gets the window title of the currently active window
$title=WinGetTitle("[active]")
;~This sends a keypress or whatever you want to MPE, even if it's minimized or not in-focus.
ControlSend( "MyPhoneExplorer", "", "", "{F2}")
;~I found you needed a short delay between telling MPE to do something & switching back to your window, half a second was enough for me.
Sleep(500)
;~This brings back your window
WinActivate($title)
;~This stuff's specific to my application, you can ignore it.
If WinActive("Zoom Player") Then
ControlSend( "Zoom Player", "", "", "!t")
EndIf

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