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Great, thanks for the update... I edited your post to put the link in properly (I know new users cant do links - that's intentional!)
I suppose I should have a reddit channel for XMBC really... Never gotten around to that - discord is probably more than enough of a time sinkhole for now!

OK I can try and explain this. "Make scroll wheel scroll window under cursor" (in the general settings menu) tells XMBC to scroll inactive windows that are under the cursor (rather than the default (pre-Windows 10) which would only ever scroll the active window, no matter where the mouse c...

Sorry, I don't know, I have never used libreoffice... I guess I will have to try it out on a VM and see if I can reproduce and find a work around. It may be the messages need to be sent to another window or something (maybe an advanced window profile will help) but It will take me some time to find ...

The lack of dogfooding of the movement to scroll feature explains the lack of attention to other issues. This is really unfortunate for me. There is only one of me, XMBC is a hobby, XMBC is free. I have a full time job and other responsibilities that take more time and priority I'm afraid. I don't ...

Sorry, its not clear what you mean by remove the "horizontal scrollbar"?? Remove from what? Are you talking about scroll bars in an application, or functionality of the horizontal (tilt) scroll on your mouse (but then that does not appear and disappear, so I am confused). The picture in th...

Remote desktop is handy as long as your employer doesn't flag it as malicious via crowdstrike like mine! I even tunneled my RDP through SSH port forwarding and crowdstrike flagged me. Been there, done that!... Luckily, now I work for a very small company, and I am in control of IT (and software, an...

Ahhh remote desktop is handy... I had a quick sneak.. It looks like it is NOT limited... But the more that is in there, the slower it will be so I don't know if performance might be a problem with hundreds of process names in a single one... Probably not so much as to notice, but it does do the chec...

I'm not sure if there is a limit, I would have to dig through the code... I'm pretty sure there is a limit, but I cant remember off the top of my head. Its C++ so the string length is probably a fixed size buffer, and its probable 2000 characters but it may be less. I'm at work right now with no acc...

Yes there is another way that may make life easier... You can create a single profile that is shared by multiple processes (games/apps whatever). All you need to do, is put the process names in manually, separated with ||. For example: calculatorapp.exe||notepad.exe||notepad++.exe||winword.exe Untit...

Trying to understand... Do you mean making the fonts bigger? Making the window bigger wont change the sizes of stuff within the window. As I say, C++ MFC that XMBC is written in, is rather old now and does not scale well. Its not like modern UI languages/.NET etc and to change that would be a massiv...

Not likely, XMBC is written using C++ and MFC - that's ancient now so there are little options to change it, other than a complete re-write, potentially in a different language (not going to happen any time soon) What exactly is small? I mean, I only have 1080p displays generally so Ive not noticed ...

Looks like I completely missed this one - as I usually reply even just to acknowledge it. Its not something I have ever seen, but that's not really surprising as I don't really use change movement to scroll. Quite a bit of change in the latest beta run in that area I think - so have you tried the la...

Sorry, no there is no ability to detect tripple or double clicks (XMBC operates lower than the OS detection for double clicks). As to if it could be implemented in a future version, not easily, because as with "Button Held" and "Button Chording" it would have to block the initial...

Phew - that's a relief, I was really struggling to see how XMBC could be involved :). I'm glad you found it before I spent more time looking in to it, and thanks for reporting back, so anyone else seeing similar will know. Ive not used the MS keyboard.Mouse software for years, but I did mention that...

I'm at a bit of a loss to explain this too. I'm curious to know if XMBC can simulate the WIN key... Just for a test can you set a button (middle, 4th or 5th - NOT LEFT/RIGHT!!!) to Simulated Keys and enter {LWIN} into the input field... Leave the rest as is, press OK, -> Apply Then press that button...