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<blockquote data-quote="Bob1nz" data-source="post: 734559" data-attributes="member: 89206">yeah you need to go into the src folder from the zip you downloadedfind the file VolumeOSD.ahk and open it in a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++ (not word or wordpad)look for the line that says[CODE]Gui, 1:Show, NoActivate Center[/CODE] and change it to [CODE]Gui, 1:Show, NoActivate XCenter Y50[/CODE] this will tell the OSD to be centered along the x axis (width of screen) and 50pixels along the y axis (height of screen) i have mine set to X980 Y50 so it shows in the top right of my screen.after you have done that save the .ahk file then in the src folder there is a program called Ahk2Exe run this program and it will ask for your source file which is the .ahk you have just saved and a destination for the output exe file.what this program does is makes the script an executable file so what i did was put the destination in the bin folder and gave it a name different to the VolumeOSD.exe already in there (eg vosdtopcenter.exe)The reason for doing this is the exe file will look for the skin folder as that has the properties of how your osd will look.so after you have chosen the source and destination for the Ahk2Exe simply click &quot;convert&quot; and it should create the new exe file where you chose and it should be as simple as running it.sometimes i found the conversion failed when this happened i just deleted any exe files id made and the .ini files associated and ran it again. i dont know why this happened but it seemed to work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bob1nz, post: 734559, member: 89206"] yeah you need to go into the src folder from the zip you downloaded find the file VolumeOSD.ahk and open it in a text editor such as Notepad or Notepad++ (not word or wordpad) look for the line that says[CODE]Gui, 1:Show, NoActivate Center[/CODE] and change it to [CODE]Gui, 1:Show, NoActivate XCenter Y50[/CODE] this will tell the OSD to be centered along the x axis (width of screen) and 50pixels along the y axis (height of screen) i have mine set to X980 Y50 so it shows in the top right of my screen. after you have done that save the .ahk file then in the src folder there is a program called Ahk2Exe run this program and it will ask for your source file which is the .ahk you have just saved and a destination for the output exe file. what this program does is makes the script an executable file so what i did was put the destination in the bin folder and gave it a name different to the VolumeOSD.exe already in there (eg vosdtopcenter.exe) The reason for doing this is the exe file will look for the skin folder as that has the properties of how your osd will look. so after you have chosen the source and destination for the Ahk2Exe simply click "convert" and it should create the new exe file where you chose and it should be as simple as running it. sometimes i found the conversion failed when this happened i just deleted any exe files id made and the .ini files associated and ran it again. i dont know why this happened but it seemed to work. [/QUOTE]

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