I have it scripted so when ever i lock or leave my computer, steam msn and skype are set to away so my friends know i will not reply any messages because i am away ^^.
but steam is set up in a way that if your "mouse has not moved" for 4-5 mins or it has detected no keybaord input for 10mins "this was found fromy research so i donno how arracute it is" steam sets you to away and then polls every 2 seconds to check when your back.
Other programs like msn and skype let you turn this "feature" off, but steam has no such fuction. I wrote a script that if the mouse has not moved for 4 mins, it then moves the mouse and moves it back to its orginal space. Unforuntally, this didnt work and after 5mins steam was set to away.
So i sent a message to someone who had written some anti-idle code for steam and his repliy was this.
PostMessage(steamWindow, WM_CHAR, 0, 0)
I asked him what language did he use or is it a winapi and he said,
C++ / WinAPi.
So i was wondering if the code above means anything to anyone, and if there is a way i could convert it to into autoit ?
but steam is set up in a way that if your "mouse has not moved" for 4-5 mins or it has detected no keybaord input for 10mins "this was found fromy research so i donno how arracute it is" steam sets you to away and then polls every 2 seconds to check when your back.
Other programs like msn and skype let you turn this "feature" off, but steam has no such fuction. I wrote a script that if the mouse has not moved for 4 mins, it then moves the mouse and moves it back to its orginal space. Unforuntally, this didnt work and after 5mins steam was set to away.
So i sent a message to someone who had written some anti-idle code for steam and his repliy was this.
PostMessage(steamWindow, WM_CHAR, 0, 0)
I asked him what language did he use or is it a winapi and he said,
C++ / WinAPi.
So i was wondering if the code above means anything to anyone, and if there is a way i could convert it to into autoit ?