AutoHotkey v2 Dark Mode

ahk_darkmode.ahk

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

; This script creates a dark mode for specific windows by inverting their colors.
; It uses the Windows Magnifier in the background for the color inverting, but it only inverts just the rectangle in place
; of the specific windows, NOT the whole screen like the Magnifier applicaion does. This is possible through DLL calls.
; Big thanks to the original source at https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=563023#p563023.

; Requirements:
;   - AutoHotkey needs to be installed in C:\Program Files (or use the workaround from https://www.reddit.com/r/AutoHotkey/comments/16ux144/ui_access_without_reinstalling_in_program_files_v2/).
;   - In the 'Launch Settings' of 'AutoHotkey Dash' you need to enable 'UI Access'.

; Usage:
; Use Win+i to invert a window manually or add it to the auto_invert_gp group to invert it automatically.



; Run with UI Access
if (!A_IsCompiled && !InStr(A_AhkPath, "_UIA")) {
 	Run "*uiAccess " A_ScriptFullPath
 	ExitApp
}

; Check for existing instances and close them
; For whatever reason SingleInstance does not work with UI Access, so we need
; to run our own code to kill old instances of the script.
#SingleInstance Off
for process in ComObjGet("winmgmts:").ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_Process")
{
	if (process.Name == "AutoHotkey64_UIA.exe") 
		&& InStr(process.CommandLine, A_ScriptName)
		&& process.ProcessId != DllCall("GetCurrentProcessId")
	{
		ProcessClose(process.ProcessId)
		Sleep 500
	}
}


SetTitleMatchMode "RegEx"
; Add Programs for automatic dark mode here:
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class #32770", , "Find|Öffnen|Speichern unter"  ; Windows Explorer properties window and many others (but not the file open/save dialog that is already dark)
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class bosa_sdm_XL9"  ; Excel: Zellen formatieren
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class OperationStatusWindow"  ; Windows Explorer dialogs
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class NativeHWNDHost"         ; Windows Extract ZIP archive
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class TWizardForm"            ; Div. Installer
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe AutoHotkey64.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe AutoHotkeyUX.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe Core Temp.exe"  ; Core Temp
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe hh.exe"         ; Windows Help
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe mmc.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe msiexec.exe"    ; .msi installer
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe perfmon.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe regedit.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe _unins.exe" ; various Uninstallers
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe 7zFM.exe"
GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_exe WinRAR.exe"


; Add Programs where automatic dark mode should never be applied here:
; This is mostly because they have dialogs that match ahk_class #32770 but are already in dark mode
AutoInvIgnProcName:= ["Notepad++.exe", "OUTLOOK.EXE", "procexp.exe", "procmon.exe", "WINWORD.EXE"]


#MaxThreadsPerHotkey 2
DetectHiddenWindows true
; SetBatchLines -1
SetWinDelay -1
OnExit Uninitialize

global Inverters := []
global WINDOWINFO
global pTarget := 0


; Color Matrix used to transform the colors
; Special thanks to https://github.com/mlaily/NegativeScreen/blob/master/NegativeScreen/Configuration.cs, they have many more color matrixes.

; I'm not too keen on the maths, so maybe I'm missing some things,
; but here is my basic understanding of what does what in a color matrix, when applied to a color vector:
; r*=x    g+=x*r  b+=x*r  a+=x*r  0
; r+=x*g  g*=x    b+=x*g  a+=x*g  0
; r+=x*b  g+=x*b  b*=x    a+=x*b  0
; r+=x*a  g+=x*a  b+=x*a  a*=x    0
; r+=x    g+=x    b+=x    a+=x    1

; Simple Inversion
MatrixInv := "-1|0|0|0|0|"
		   . "0|-1|0|0|0|"
		   . "0|0|-1|0|0|"
		   . "0|0|0|1|0|"
		   . "1|1|1|0|1"
		
; Smart Inversion
MatrixSmart := "0.333|-0.667|-0.667|0|0|"
			 . "-0.667| 0.333|-0.667|0|0|"
			 . "-0.667|-0.667|0.333|0|0|"
			 . "0|0|0|1|0|"
			 . "1|1|1|0|1"
		
; High saturation, good pure colors
MatrixHigh := "1|-1|-1|0|0|"
			. "-1|1|-1|0|0|"
			. "-1|-1|1|0|0|"
			. "0|0|0|1|0|"
			. "1|1|1|0|1"
		  
; set the wanted color matix
global Matrix := MatrixInv

; ==== changes below here only for more experienced users, all casual settings are above ====

; enable per-monitor DPI awareness
try dac := DllCall("SetThreadDpiAwarenessContext", 'ptr', -3, 'ptr')


; globals for taskbar height handling
global TaskBarAtBottom := true
global VisibleScreenHeight := A_ScreenHeight

; A window must never invert over a location that is used by the windows taskbar (ugly).
; The taskbar can be dynamically shown or hidden, so this calculates how much screen height 
; the inverted window can have from the top down to the taskbar.
refreshVisibleScreenHeight()
{
	global TaskBarAtBottom
	global VisibleScreenHeight
	
	try {
		WinGetPos ,&y,, &h, "ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd"
	} catch {
		; an error can occur when you change the windows setting "Automatically hide the taskbar"
		; under Personalization -> Taskbar -> Taskbar behavioors
		; because the taskbar seems to get destroyed and recreated
		TaskBarAtBottom := false
		VisibleScreenHeight:= A_ScreenHeight
		return
	}
	
	if ( y + 2 = A_ScreenHeight) { ; Taskbar hidden (it still takes up 2 pixels)
		TaskBarAtBottom := true
		VisibleScreenHeight := A_ScreenHeight
	}
	else if (A_ScreenHeight - y <= h) { ; Taskhar shown (or in the move in/out animation)
		TaskBarAtBottom := true
		VisibleScreenHeight := y
	}
	else {
		TaskBarAtBottom := false
		VisibleScreenHeight:= A_ScreenHeight
	}
}

inGroup(GroupName, WinTitle := "A", WinText := "", ExcludeTitle := "", ExcludeText := "")
{
	GroupIDs := WinGetList("ahk_group " GroupName)
	Window := WinExist(WinTitle, WinText, ExcludeTitle, ExcludeText)
	Loop GroupIDs.Length
	{
		if (GroupIDs[A_Index] = Window)
		{
			;found match
			return Window
		}
	}
	return false
}

; Checks if window is in dark mode
IsWindowDarkMode(hwnd) {
	; needs Windows 11 Build 22000 or newer
	static DWMWA_USE_IMMERSIVE_DARK_MODE := 20
	local attr := 0
	if DllCall("dwmapi\DwmGetWindowAttribute"
		, "ptr", hwnd
		, "int", DWMWA_USE_IMMERSIVE_DARK_MODE
		, "int*", &attr
		, "int", 4
		, "int") = 0
		return attr != 0
	return false
}


class Inverter
{
	hTarget := ""
	hGui := ""
	hGui1 := ""
	hGui2 := ""
	hChildMagnifier := ""
	hChildMagnifier1 := ""
	hChildMagnifier2 := ""
	xPrev := 0
	yPrev := 0
	wPrev := 0
	hPrev := 0
	VisibleScreenHeightPrev := 0
	stopped := 0
	
	__New(hTarget)
	{
		DetectHiddenWindows true
		this.hTarget := hTarget
		DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", "magnification.dll")
		DllCall("magnification.dll\MagInitialize")

		MAGCOLOREFFECT := Buffer(100, 0)
		Loop Parse Matrix, "|"
			NumPut("Float", A_LoopField, MAGCOLOREFFECT, (A_Index - 1) * 4)
		Loop 2
		{
			gid := hTarget "_" A_Index
			MyGui := Gui(, gid,)
			if (A_Index = 2)
				MyGui.Opt("+AlwaysOnTop")   ; needed for ZBID_UIACCESS
			; +HWNDhGui%A_Index%
			MyGui.Opt("+DPIScale +toolwindow -Caption +E0x02000000 +E0x00080000 +E0x20") ;  WS_EX_COMPOSITED := E0x02000000  WS_EX_LAYERED := E0x00080000  WS_EX_CLICKTHROUGH := E0x20
			MyGui.Show("NA")
			this.hGui%A_Index%:= MyGui.Hwnd
			this.hChildMagnifier%A_Index% := DllCall("CreateWindowEx", "uint", 0, "str", "Magnifier", "str", "MagnifierWindow", "uint", WS_CHILD := 0x40000000, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "ptr", this.hGui%A_Index%, "uint", 0, "ptr", DllCall("GetWindowLong" (A_PtrSize=8 ? "Ptr" : ""), "ptr", this.hGui%A_Index%, "int", GWL_HINSTANCE := -6 , "ptr"), "uint", 0, "ptr")
			DllCall("magnification.dll\MagSetColorEffect", "ptr", this.hChildMagnifier%A_Index%, "ptr", MAGCOLOREFFECT)
		}
		gid := hTarget "_" 2
		this.hGui := this.hGui1
		this.hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier1
		return this
	}
	
	stop() {
		DetectHiddenWindows true
		if(!this.stopped) {
			this.stopped := 1
			hGui := this.hGui
			WinHide "ahk_id " hGui
			hGui := this.hGui1
			WinHide "ahk_id " hGui
			hGui := this.hGui2
			WinHide "ahk_id " hGui
			
			hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier
			WinHide "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier1
			WinHide "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier2
			WinHide "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
		}
	}
	
	start() {
		DetectHiddenWindows true
		if(this.stopped) {
			this.stopped := 0
			
			hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier
			WinShow "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			
			hGui := this.hGui
			WinShow "ahk_id " hGui	
		}
	}

	doit()
	{
		DetectHiddenWindows true
		hTarget := this.hTarget
		hGui := this.hGui
		hGui1 := this.hGui1
		hGui2 := this.hGui2
		hChildMagnifier := this.hChildMagnifier
		hChildMagnifier1 := this.hChildMagnifier1
		hChildMagnifier2 := this.hChildMagnifier2
		hideGui := ""
		
		WINDOWINFO := Buffer(60, 0)
		if (this.stopped or DllCall("GetWindowInfo", "ptr", hTarget, "ptr", WINDOWINFO) = 0) and (A_LastError = 1400)   
		{
			; xx("destroyed")
			return
		}
		if (NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 36, "uint") & 0x20000000) or !(NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 36, "uint") & 0x10000000) 
		{
			; minimized or not visible
			if (this.wPrev != 0)
			{
				WinHide "ahk_id " hGui
				this.wPrev := 0
			}
			sleep 10
			return 1
		}
		x := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 20, "int")
		y := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 8, "int")
		w := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 28, "int") - x
		h := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 32, "int") - y
		move := 0
		if (hGui = hGui1) and ((NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 44, "uint") = 1) or (DllCall("GetAncestor", "ptr", WinExist("A"), "uint", GA_ROOTOWNER := 3, "ptr") = hTarget))   
		{
			; xx("activated")
			hGui := hGui2
			hChildMagnifier := hChildMagnifier2
			move := 1
			hideGui := hGui1
		}
		else if (hGui = hGui2) and (NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 44, "uint") != 1) and ((hr := DllCall("GetAncestor", "ptr", WinExist("A"), "uint", GA_ROOTOWNER := 3, "ptr")) != hTarget) and hr  
		{
			; deactivated
			hGui := hGui1
			hChildMagnifier := hChildMagnifier1
			WinMove x, y, w, h, "ahk_id " hGui
			WinMove 0, 0, w, h, "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			WinShow "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			DllCall("SetWindowPos", "ptr", hGui, "ptr", hTarget, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "uint", 0x0040|0x0010|0x001|0x002)
			DllCall("SetWindowPos", "ptr", hTarget, "ptr", 1, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "uint", 0x0040|0x0010|0x001|0x002)   ; some windows can not be z-positioned before setting them to bottom
			DllCall("SetWindowPos", "ptr", hTarget, "ptr", hGui, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "int", 0, "uint", 0x0040|0x0010|0x001|0x002)
			hideGui := hGui2 
		}
		else if (x != this.xPrev) or (y != this.yPrev) or (w != this.wPrev) or (h != this.hPrev)
			or (TaskBarAtBottom and (VisibleScreenHeight != this.VisibleScreenHeightPrev) and (y + h > VisibleScreenHeight))
		{
			; location changed or taskbar changed and is over window
			move := 1
		}
		if(move) {
			; never invert over a location that is used by the windows taskbar
			if (TaskBarAtBottom and (y + h > VisibleScreenHeight)) {
				h := VisibleScreenHeight - y ; escape taskbar
			}
			WinMove x, y, w, h, "ahk_id " hGui
			WinMove 0, 0, w, h, "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			WinShow "ahk_id " hChildMagnifier
			WinShow "ahk_id " hGui
		}
		if (A_PtrSize = 8)
		{
			RECT := Buffer(16, 0)
			NumPut("int", x, RECT, 0)
			NumPut("int", y, RECT, 4)
			NumPut("int", w, RECT, 8)
			NumPut("int", h, RECT, 12)
			DllCall("magnification.dll\MagSetWindowSource", "ptr", hChildMagnifier, "ptr", RECT)
		}
		else
			DllCall("magnification.dll\MagSetWindowSource", "ptr", hChildMagnifier, "int", x, "int", y, "int", w, "int", h)
		this.xPrev := x, this.yPrev := y, this.wPrev := w, this.hPrev := h, this.VisibleScreenHeightPrev := VisibleScreenHeight
		this.hChildMagnifier := hChildMagnifier
		this.hGui := hGui
		if hideGui
		{
			WinHide "ahk_id " hideGui
			hideGui := ""
		}
		return 1
	}
}

; Automatically turn on inversion filter
loop 
{	
	DetectHiddenWindows false ;would otherwise find many other windows

	aTarget := WinExist("A")
	if (aTarget != pTarget) { ; other window focused, check if it should be automatically inverted
		pTarget:= aTarget
		GroupIDs := WinGetList("ahk_group auto_invert_gp")

		;Concat := ""
		;For Each, Element In GroupIDs {
		;	If (Concat != "") {
		;		Concat .= "`n"
		;	}
		;	Concat .= Element ": " WinGetProcessName(Element) ;WinGetTitle(Element)
		;}
		;MsgBox Concat
	
		Loop GroupIDs.Length
		{
			hTarget := GroupIDs[A_Index]
			if (hTarget = aTarget) { ;currently focused window in auto_invert_gp group
				found:= 0
				For index, tmp in Inverters {
					if(tmp.hTarget = hTarget) {
						found:= 1
						Break
					}
				}
				if (found = 0) {
					;MsgBox "Invert " hTarget " " WinGetProcessName(hTarget)
					if IsWindowDarkMode(hTarget)
						Break

					hTargetName:= WinGetProcessName(hTarget)
					ignore:= 0
					Loop AutoInvIgnProcName.Length
					{
						if AutoInvIgnProcName[A_Index] = hTargetName {
							ignore:= 1
							Break
						}
					}

					if (ignore = 0)
            			ToggleInversion(hTarget)
				}
				Break
			}
		}
	}
	
	; Refresh all inverted windows
	first := true
	For index, tmp in Inverters {
		if(!tmp.stopped) {
			; on first window refresh visible screen height
			if (first) {
				first := false
				refreshVisibleScreenHeight()
			}
		
			ret := tmp.doit()
			if(!ret) {
				tmp.stop()
				Inverters.removeAt(index)
				Break
			}
		}
	}
	Sleep 100 ; sleep 100ms
}

ToggleInversion(hTarget) {
	found:= 0
	For index, tmp in Inverters {
		if(tmp.hTarget=hTarget) {
			found:= 1
			if(tmp.stopped) {
				tmp.start()
			}
			else {
				tmp.stop()
			}
			Break
		}
	}
	if (found = 0) {
		tmp := Inverter(hTarget)
		Inverters.push(tmp)
	}
}


#i:: ;Win+i
{
	ToggleInversion(WinExist("A"))
}

Uninitialize(ExitReason, ExitCode)
{
	; When logging in on the PC after having a remotedesktop session to it somehow
	; the app wants to exit with ExitReason=Close. This code then restarts the script.
 	if (ExitReason != "Menu") && (ExitReason != "Shutdown") {
		DllCall("magnification.dll\MagUninitialize")
		sleep 1000
		Run "*uiAccess " A_ScriptFullPath ;restart script
	}
	ExitApp
}

@BillySp33d: A hidden taskbar is now recognized. That feature was not in the original script and yeah i never hide my taskbar 😄 What still doesn't work is inverting below the taskbar when you have a 2nd monitor that goes below the taskbar (that hasn't worked before).
And i enabled per-monitor DPI awareness, so you could have monitors with different DPI settings or when you change the DPI scaling in windows you don't need to restart the script any more.

@charlie89 Thank you. This helps a lot :)

Looks like the inGroup() function is redundant and can be removed.

The text on my pc (acer EX215-31 win11 24h2) appears to be blurred in all apps I've tried (hh.exe, everything.exe, and AHK msgbox).
See example below with AHK help file showing comparison between this script with MatrixHigh dark mode (Feb 18 2025 version) and in-built dark mode.
Is there a way to correct this text blurring?

Updated the script to not automatically invert windows that are already dark (those who have attribute DWMWA_USE_IMMERSIVE_DARK_MODE set), i.e. the copy progress or delete confirmation dialogues in windows explorer in recent windows versions.

@xypha Sorry for the late reply: Windows font smoothing uses some colors, even for white and black fonts. The MatrixHigh filter inverts only the white and black part of the font but not the colored pixels for smoothing and that creates a blurry effect. MatrixInv inverts everything and thus doesn't look as blurry.

@charlie89 Thank you. I didn't know this about font smoothing. I will try the updated script later and comment further if needed. Again, thank you for all of this.

some workaroud for Control Panel?

@charlie89 Thank you for this script - far more suited to my needs than any of the commercial products I've seen. No names mentioned, but bloated suites, slow responses and regional inversion rather than true per window were issues :)

While I was using it I got the notion that I'd give it some per window configuration. Allowing me to (for instance) just invert the cells in Excel since the rest is in dark mode already.

all I need to do is add the program to this list:

; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Per-window inversion rules
;
; Match:
;   Any normal AHK window selector string.
;   Examples:
;       "ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE"
;       "^Get External Data.* ahk_exe MSACCESS.EXE"
;       "ahk_class wndclass_desked_gsk"
;
; Matrix:
;   Which color matrix to use for this window.
;   Options already defined above:
;       MatrixInv
;       MatrixSmart
;       MatrixHigh
;
; Top / Bottom / Left / Right:
;   Pixel offsets to exclude parts of the window from inversion.

; First matching rule wins.
; If no rule matches, DefaultInvertRule is used.
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

global DefaultInvertRule := {
    Matrix: MatrixInv,
    Top: 0,
    Bottom: 0,
    Left: 0,
    Right: 0
}

global InvertRules := [
    {
        Match: "ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE",
        Matrix: MatrixSmart,
        Top: 258,
        Bottom: 59,
        Left: 28,
        Right: 24
    }

]

New to Github - if anyone wants to see the modifications let me know the best way to post them - not sure the list of instructions I did for my friend would be welcome - it's a bit lengthy :)

@therealorang-dot: Modern Excel versions already have a dark mode for the cells, just select the View tab, then Switch Modes button. Should work much better than this script, especially when minimizing the menu or making the formula line multi-line the script fails as it would need other coordinates.
But i really want this feature for the old Control Panel that @cfercl just mentioned (that has the top part dark and the rest white), so can you please make it available? You should be able to attach it here as a file (top right corner of the comment box) or just send it to me via email, or create a new gist, whatever you like. Thanks!

@cfercl: Open window spy (a tool from Autohotkey v2) and hover over the control panel, then it shows ahk_class CabinetWClass, so just add GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class CabinetWClass" to the script. And you can always press Win+I to invert it manually.
Or just wait a few days until i added it to that script.

@cfercl: Open window spy (a tool from Autohotkey v2) and hover over the control panel, then it shows ahk_class CabinetWClass, so just add GroupAdd "auto_invert_gp", "ahk_class CabinetWClass" to the script. And you can always press Win+I to invert it manually. Or just wait a few days until i added it to that script.

Hi @charlie89 , I did that, but, for some reason, mmc.exe and regedit.exe works OK but control panel no. Maybe some kind of issue in the script? Maybe you can try?

note: Win+I works OK with control panel.

windows 11 25h2

thank you

@charlie89 - okay, I so didn't know that. There are other places I like doing this, so worth the little bit of time :)

Hmm, the paperclip ony allows images? Okay, I got to get to actual work :) - so I'm just going to put the instructions I gave my friend Nick here.

1. Add this near the matrix definitions, after 

global Matrix := MatrixInv

; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Per-window inversion rules
;
; Match:
;   Any normal AHK window selector string.
;   Examples:
;       "ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE"
;       "^Get External Data.* ahk_exe MSACCESS.EXE"
;       "ahk_class wndclass_desked_gsk"
;
; Matrix:
;   Which color matrix to use for this window.
;   Options already defined above:
;       MatrixInv
;       MatrixSmart
;       MatrixHigh
;
; Top / Bottom / Left / Right:
;   Pixel offsets to exclude parts of the window from inversion.
;   Example: for Excel, you might skip the ribbon and status bar:
;       Top: 145, Bottom: 28, Left: 0, Right: 0
;
; First matching rule wins.
; If no rule matches, DefaultInvertRule is used.
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

global DefaultInvertRule := {
    Matrix: MatrixInv,
    Top: 0,
    Bottom: 0,
    Left: 0,
    Right: 0
}

global InvertRules := [
    {
        Match: "ahk_exe EXCEL.EXE",
        Matrix: MatrixSmart,
        Top: 258,
        Bottom: 59,
        Left: 28,
        Right: 24
    }

]


2. Add this function somewhere above class Inverter

GetInvertRule(hTarget) {
    global InvertRules
    global DefaultInvertRule

    for rule in InvertRules {
        if WinExist(rule.Match " ahk_id " hTarget)
            return rule
    }

    return DefaultInvertRule
}

3. Change the class constructor

Replace:
__New(hTarget)
with
__New(hTarget, rule)


Then inside __New, right after:

this.hTarget := hTarget

add

this.Matrix := rule.Matrix
this.TopOffset := rule.Top
this.BottomOffset := rule.Bottom
this.LeftOffset := rule.Left
this.RightOffset := rule.Right

Then replace this:

Loop Parse Matrix, "|"
with
Loop Parse this.Matrix, "|"

Near the top of class inverter add

Matrix := ""
TopOffset := 0
BottomOffset := 0
LeftOffset := 0
RightOffset := 0


Right after the block that gets the window coordinates
x := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 20, "int")
y := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 8, "int")
w := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 28, "int") - x
h := NumGet(WINDOWINFO, 32, "int") - y

add

x += this.LeftOffset
y += this.TopOffset
w -= this.LeftOffset + this.RightOffset
h -= this.TopOffset + this.BottomOffset


replace
tmp := Inverter(hTarget)
with
tmp := Inverter(hTarget, GetInvertRule(hTarget))



Add entries to the table for other programs.  The Excel one fits my layout perfectly so I don't invert the UI, only the cells