Cannot drag windows above top screen boundry.

Um what exactly do I have to explain....install Autohotkey=>create a new autohotkey file(it's actually text file with ahk extension)=>paste the code inside=>save and run the script.

Or do I have to explain what each line in the script does

Not everyone uses the program or even knows about it. Providing instructions in a friendly manner helps other folks understand what a program does and how to make use of it.

vsub said:

I made this autohotkey script to move windows.

Code:

~#LButton::
SetWinDelay,30
MouseGetPos,x,y,w
Loop
{
  GetKeyState,lbutton,LButton,P
  GetKeyState,LWin,LWin,P
  If (lbutton="U" Or LWin="U")
    Break
  MouseGetPos,mx,my
  WinGetPos,wx,wy,ww,wh,ahk_id %w%
  wx:=wx+mx-x
  wy:=wy+my-y
  WinMove,ahk_id %w%,,%wx%,%wy%
  x:=mx
  y:=my
}
Return

Win+LButton - hold the windows key and drag any window anywhere you click on it(not just the titlebar)

vsub said:

Um what exactly do I have to explain....install Autohotkey=>create a new autohotkey file(it's actually text file with ahk extension)=>paste the code inside=>save and run the script.

Or do I have to explain what each line in the script does

What is Win+LButton?

UsernameIssues said:

What is Win+LButton?

vsub said:

I made this autohotkey script to move windows.
Win+LButton - hold the windows key and drag any window anywhere you click on it(not just the titlebar)

Win - Windows key
LButton - Left mouse button

Thanks - I should have spent more time looking at your code.
The answer was right there in the GetKeyState lines

I used that syntax for several years with early versions of AutoIt. When the AutoIt devs changed syntax, some devs left and started AHK. I stuck with the old syntax for a while and then converted. I've been away from that "AHK syntax" for more than a decade.

Anyway - let's hope that the OP returns to this thread and makes use of your code. You are kind to offer it.