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  1. I made it faster by creating 1 thread on 1 object. Last time I create all thread on 1 object and it slow. However today SystemHotKey component cannot do 1 thing I'd like: It doesnt have WM_KEYDOWN and WM_KEYUP. Ex: In a game when I want to look behind I press 'a' and hold it. But SystemHotKey component only have 1 event WM_HOTKEY (similar to KeyPress event in C#) If it have keyup and keydown event: at keydown: au3.Send("{a down}",0); at keyup: au3.Send("{a up}",0); Anyone interesting to add 2 event KeyDown and KeyUp into SystemHotKey component? This will surely usefull. I doesnt good at this suff. It might take 2 much time for me to learn and code it. Even that I trying to code it now. But better If you can code it. >.< Sorry for my bad english.
  2. Thanks. I solved it. But is there something doesnt good with autoit? I writing a program (threading thing) that helping me in a game. Something like I press 'a' it press 'b' as fast as possible then press 'a' again it stop. When I test it on notepad, the speed is very good. But in game it even slower than my hand. Both AutoIt and AutoItX are same.
  3. Using RegFree COM, you can deploy an application that uses a COM component without registering it on the user's machine, thus avoiding the notorius collection of problems commonly referred to as "DLL Hell." RegFree COM even allows you to run multiple versions of a COM component on the same machine. RegFree COM works by automatically generating a manifest from the COM component's type library and component registration on the developer's machine. Therefore, while it is not required to install the component on the end users' machines, a copy must be registered on the developer's machine. To enable use of RegFree COM, all COM components referenced in Visual Studio 2005 now have a new Isolated property. If you set Isolated to true, the component can be deployed through ClickOnce, and Visual Studio 2005 will automatically do all the work to deploy the COM component onto the target machine (without needing to register it on the target machine).
  4. I just download AutoIt today. After a hour try it. I decide to use AutoItX in C# (Visual Studio Pro 2005) thought COM interface. Everythings work fine but I can't find method HotKeySet that exist in AutoIt. Do I must write my own code to handle key press event? If I must, can anyone guide me a good method. Thanks
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