It's probably something very obvious, but I don't have much experience with AHK yet. I watched the video, and I don't get what I'm doing wrong, but it doesn't work. The screen does move, but not necessarily to my mouse. Sometimes it even disappears. This is what my script looks like:

I don't see why that's not correct. Would you have any idea? Below the video, they're saying this:

But what does that effectively mean?

It's probably something very obvious, but I don't have much experience with AHK yet. I watched the video, and I don't get what I'm doing wrong, but it doesn't work. The screen does move, but not necessarily to my mouse. Sometimes it even disappears. This is what my script looks like:

I don't see why that's not correct. Would you have any idea? Below the video, they're saying this:

But what does that effectively mean?

Hi Jolanda Brink ,

Jolanda Brink said:

I don't see why that's not correct. Would you have any idea?

Ummm… I think you are right. Please try bringing the CoordMode line below the ^+m line, as krad said in the comments:

^+m::
    CoordMode, Mouse, Screen   
    MouseGetPos, x, y
    WinMove A,, %x%, %y%
return

I’ve tested it and it works. If you confirm it works for you as well, I’ll edit the script in my original post.

You need to do 2 things:

1. First you need to bring the window with issues to first  (via ALT+TAB or selecting it in the the task bar).
2. Only then, run the script (pressing CTRL+SHIFT+M keys).

Alternatively, you can skip step 1 with the following script, which moves only the Find and Replace window and without selecting it first:

Jolanda Brink said:

But what does that effectively mean?

Joe mentioned to use the line CoordMode, Mouse, Screen

And Krad included the above line below the ^+m line in order for the script to work.

Yes, this is perfect, thank you so much for clearing this up!

Thanks to you for following up!