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The issue, Mouse keeps clicking invtab, even though it is selected.

So I have tried everything I can think of to fix my client issues. I followed the guide here:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=60510

I have used the search option, and found this, which is unresolved:
http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=88416

I have booted RS holding down the "S" key, and into safe mode.

no matter what, when I run the following, 37 is returned (logout screen) and then it keeps clicking the inv tab, until I stop the script.

program test;
{$i SRL/srl.simba}
begin
 setupsrl;
 writeln(GetCurrentTab);
 Gametab(tab_inv);
end.    

I am running simba 991, up to date on my srl, and yet I am still having issues. For a while, my xp machine was ok, but I had to re-install xp, and now I cant get it to work. My 7 machine has yet to work. I have tried uninstalling RS and re-installing (including deleting all files associated with the RS Client).

Ideas?

I have that same problem when not using smart. I also can't find text / right click options while not using smart. I gave up after a few days of trying to fix it.

Edit: I also noticed that when you select the rs window, The red box seems to show that the coordinates are off a little bit.

You could look into the code @
https://github.com/MerlijnWajer/Simba

*that is if you don't suspect the includes to be off, but something else perhaps

I know this has been an ongoing issue for some people, and it happens on a few computers, but not all. I thought it was based on possible hardware, but after re installing xp on the same machine, it could be RS client issues, it could be simba issues, or it could be srl includes issues. I am not a good enough coder to track down the issue. I think a while back I had another issue that may be relevant.

I had color detection for mining coal. It would work fine in smart, but the client would not find the color. I thought at first it was my coding (working with TPA's) but then I tracked it down to the client, and simba. A re-install of both resulted in a working system again.