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I am working on a script that downloads stock quotations from Yahoo. I have iexplore.exe executing in 'hidden' mode, but the 'webpage save dialog' screens still display. Does anyone have any thoughts (or whether it can even be done) as to how the webpage save can be accomplished in a silent/hidden mode?

Starting 10/03/2006, I also had the problem with McAfee detecting 'Startpage-JR' and deleting the AutoIT exe's. Recompiles fail. Turned off McAfee and turned on AVG Free Edition and the trojan isn't detected. Following SmOke_N's recommendaton to use the latest beta release, I was able to return to McAfee and execute the compiles without any problem.

Well, duhhhhhhhh! Thanks for you guidance.

I'm feeling pretty feeble at this point... DirCreate("C:\Folder1") MsgBox(0,'@Error',@error) If the above is executed, the folder is created, but the return code = 0. Help info indicates 1 for success and 0 for failure. At this point in AutoIt's life it can't be a bug. What am I doing incorrectly? Thanks for you help.

After clicking on the calendar, focus is passed to the combo field. It is while focused on the combo field that the keystrokes mentioned will cause the OnEvent action to occur. I am currently working on getting the HotKeSet() to block the keys, but I have to get them switched on and off at the orrect time.

In this routine, when a date is selected from the calendar, it is inserted into input1 field and focus goes to combo1. While in the combo field, keys 1,3,7 and the arrow keys when depressed will cause OnEvent to be triggered. Any thoughts as to how to prevent this from happening. Is somehow using the HotKeySet() the only answer? Any instruction will be greatly appreciated. Work01.au3

Ok...thanks...hadn't tried that...certainly does narrow the effective area of the tooltip.

Any thoughts as to why a tooltip associated with a combo dropdown doesn't function. All other controls are working as expected. OS is Win2k. Script sample... $Combo2 = GUICtrlCreateCombo("", 105, 124, 400, 240, BitOR$CBS_DROPDOWN,$CBS_AUTOHSCROLL,$WS_GROUP)) GUICtrlSetTip(-1, "Select amount of advance notice from dropdown or enter the number of days...") GUICtrlSetFont(-1, 10, 800, 0, "Garamond") GUICtrlSetData(-1, "30 days|15 days|7 days|3 days|1 day")

Never gave DOS a thought. Thanks for the input.

Nor do I. Thanks.

I have been through the help file numerous times and haven't found anything referencing a folder's creation date. FileGetTime returns an error code of 1 when used on a folder.

Is it possible to retrieve the creation date of a folder? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.