Michael McNally

You had me worried until I tested it myself. Setting EnableLUA to 0, as mentioned above, prevents Windows from attempting to present a prompt. My RunAs installer script now works fine. Thanks engjcowi!

http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/ See item dated Monday, September 18, 2006

Add one more dissatisfied Symantec Corporate customer (Corporate version 9 with latest updates). Good thing this FUBAR update didn't come out a week ago, as I had some critical AutoIt executables that ran through all users login scripts. They are now deleted off the server. I had another update I wanted to push out to all my users tomorrow, but thanks to Symantec I can't. How much do you think I can sue them for? More importantly, does anyone know where to report these false positives to Symantec? I sent an email through the customer service link on their website, but I'm not sure that's the best place to send it to.

Thanks. I have AutoIt installed on 3 different computers. All of them have the latest version except of course the machine I am on today. I had version 3.1.1.0, at least thats the version number which showed in the file properties, not sure whether it was beta or not. I downloaded and unzipped the latest and all seems ok now.

I'm trying use a simple static array in my script. In trying to track down the exact cause of the error, I reduced my script to one line: the dim statement. Even this gets the error: "No variable given for "Dim","Local","Global" or "Const" statement. This occurs even when I cut and paste the exact example given in the online documentation: Dim $Array1[12]=[3, 7.5, "string"] (For the record, I've also tried to simplify this by using Dim $array[3]=[1,2,3] and several other super simple arrays. But I still get this error every time.) Just to add another curveball, I tried using Dim Const $Array1[3]=[1,2,3]. This gives a different error message: Expected a "=" operator in the assignment statement, with the caret pointing to the subscript bracket. This would make sense if AutoIT3.exe thought I were Dimming a scalar... but I want an array! It seems to me that maybe the documentation is wrong here, otherwise cutting and pasting ought not to produce this error. What's the correct syntax here? Or am I missing something obvious?