drw112

Not really what I'm talking about. Unless you are suggesting creating a label within an edit control.

Is it possible to have every other line have a gray background color? Settings the background color sets the whole control and that doesn't really help. I'm trying to create a log of sorts and it would be more user friendly if alternating lines were colored differently. Thanks, Drew

Wow! awesome, thank you so much.

Right now I have 6 GUI windows with 5 being created like. $GUI_POPUP1 = GUICreate("txt1", 200, 200, 1225, 810, BitOR($WS_MINIMIZEBOX, $WS_CAPTION, $WS_POPUP, $WS_GROUP, $WS_BORDER, $WS_CLIPSIBLINGS)) As of right now they are all independent of each other. That being, if the main window is minimized all of the others stay open and each window has it's own item in the task bar. I would like them to be essentially tied to the main window and not have an item in the task bar. So if the main window is minimized all of the child windows minimize too. Is this possible?

It gives me the window titles that I gave above. But if I list all window titles open the window title for the inner window doesn't show up. I can't select the inner window, move it, do anything to it because it's not a real window. But also I can't do anything to the controls in that inner window using either of the window titles.

I am trying to figure out when a control becomes available using controlcommand and I'm running into a problem. The main window is called "Trading" but the control I want to automate seems to be in a subwindow with a different window name "Main Dialog" Whether I try and use the "Trading" window name or "Main Dialog" neither are able to see the control. anybody seen this before?

I'm making an assisted VPN client for at work where the majority of the work is done by the Cisco VPN but use AutoIT to help automate the process. What I want to do is when the user clicks on Control (ClassnameNN) QWidget2 wait 5 seconds, then start setting up network drives. Is there a way to know when they have hit that particular control?

This seems pretty inefficient for people that have a lot of files to install. There is absolutely no way I can do this with an array and a loop?

The script "runs" fine but when I try to compile it I get the error Invalid FileInstall() Function: ;File install for images Global $images[7] = ["\vlc.jpg", "\sb.gif", "\reader.jpg", "\jre.jpg", "\winzip.jpg", "\smail.jpg", "printer.jpg"] $i = 0 While $i < UBound($images) FileInstall("C:\AutoIT\images\" & $images[$i], @TempDir & $images[$i]) $i = $i + 1 Wend Anybody have an idea?