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  1. On 2/2/2020 at 2:42 PM, JoeViking245 said:
    
    $x::
    {
    WinClose, ahk_exe ccs64.exe
    }

    I guess we need to make sure we're inputting the actual program's executable name that we're trying to close. ;) 

    And if for some reason you're using "CCS64-2005.exe", change it to that in the code above.

    That did the trick!  Thanks

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  2. Joe,

    Thanks but neither of those work.  It weird because just launching CCS your taken to the the prompt where you have to type in RUN, or something, ya know.

     

    So if I press, Z on my keyboard, a Z is input on the screen.  But when I press X, an X is NOT input onto the screen.  So the AHK is working, but Ill be damned if CCS doesnt close!  

     

    Alt-X will also close CCS.  So I tried putting Alt-X into the AHK scrip, no dice.

  3. Dont know if this was ever resolved, but I just came across same issue, heres my scenario:

     

    -When computer thats running BB is connected to (2) computer monitors, the freezing NEVER happens

    - When computer thats running BB is connected to (1) computer monitor, the freezes HASNT HAPPENED YET.  (Im usually connected to 2, I just unplugged one to see if I could make it happen)

    - When computer thats running BB is connected to a 65" TV, I've had it happen 3 times within 30 minutes.  Once when exiting MAME, twice when exiting NESTOPIA.

  4. Noobie here, but I created a very very very simply AHK script that works in windows. 

    When I press x, ALT+F4 is sent. 

    I test this in notepad. 

    Press x, notepad closes.  Perfect.

     

    Open up CCS64, press ALT+F4 to just prove that key combo will close it, it does.

    Press x, nothing happens.

    I know CCS64 recognizes the x key because pressing ALT+x also closes CCS64.  

     

    SO why is AHK not working in CCS64?  others seem to post scripts for CCS64 so it must work.

     

    Here is my script:

    x::
    send {alt down}
    send {F4}
    send {alt up}
    return


     

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