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Hi Alexander, No need for thanks. Speaking in words of a wise guy i read today: It's a good feeling when you can help s.o. and pay back a little. CU Joerg ... ...
Cheers, that'll do - I really needed the list of all the return values, like there, I know someone's working on the macro docs, and didn't want to be impatient...
That's great thanks for your help. ... From: Brian Keene [mailto:brian_keene@...] Sent: 01 October 2003 13:27 To: AutoItList@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re:...
Hi, I'm using AutoIt3 (and really happy with it: a great step forwards from AutoIt2!) My question: I know AutoIt3 can create shotcuts. But does someone also ...
Hi all, I've been using Autoit for various sundry items the last few months, but unfortunately, haven't gotten into the real meaty items much. I'm currently...
I don't think you need to update your code again. The update you already posted works with the rules you have specified. You are handling both exceptions...
If you don't mind moving to AutoIt3, you could use DriveGetDrive() to find all fixed disks and then run XCOPY on each disk returned. The disadvantage to using...
That doesn't actually sound like a bad suggestion, thanks for responding so quickly. I'm unsure of the ramifications of using another piece of software with...
... I would be grateful if you could double check what I've already changed by testing (I haven't run any of the tests except the sort functions) each of the...
Have you looked into the FileCopy function in AutoIt3? This may give you more flexibility Chris ... From: jeffduke75 [mailto:mrcrimson@...] Sent: 01...
I have a scipt to perform som installs and at the end of the install I want to apeend to a log file (text file) a entry log for every computer that installed...
Hmmm, to be honest I didn't go into it that deep. I'll get me coat. I certainly wouldn't manipulate the windows interface directly to do something like this...
You can construct something with the macros: @SEC, @MIN, @HOUR, @MDAY, @MON, @YEAR (in AutoIt3) or A_SEC, A_MIN, A_HOUR, A_MDAY, A_MON, A_YEAR in AutoIt2 Chris...
Brian, I'll begin working on this tonight after band practice and let you know the results. We need to get ready for our next gig on Nov. 1st. Thx. Sincerely...
I will be adding a user function to do logging to a specified file at some point. However, until then you could use the following macros: @MON, @MDAY, @YEAR,...
Try the command "xcopy32 /? |more" in a DOS or Command window to see the options available. If you want to select file(s) to backup on the basis of file date...
I get an error message "Unable to verify integrity of [AutoIT] Program will be closed. Please contact support@..." everytime I boot my Win2K server....
Hi- I have written an autoit script that automates a complex modem installation. It works just fine on Win98-WinXP platforms. Now, I want to generalize it to...
Check in your Add/Remove program control panel applet to see if AutoIt shows up at all. If it does, uninstall it from there. Also look in the Program Files...
This would work if you take a file-directory listing using the /b and appropriate other parameters and redirect it into a file. Process the file with AutoIt3....
If it is there every boot, check startup folders and registry for unwanted EXEs... HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Larry ... AutoIt shows ...
Try XXCopy from www.xxcopy.com. It might be able to do the job your asking about. Regards Brian Keene In troubling times, it's good to read true stories by...
That's quite a wide range of operating systems you support! Robocopy works on every Win32 OS except Windows 95 and Windows NT 3.5x so, depending on how many...
Well, I believe we'll be ok on the 95/nt 3.5 stuff, now that I think about it. The vast majority of the users are going to be Win2000/XP, with a few 98's...
Since we are unable to verify what kinds of files people are using specifically, we are going to have to scan for a wide variety of files based upong the...