Tapeworm

bumped for new version.

CopyPaste Manager v4: Basically it stores the last 10 (you can change this in the script) copies you made. They can later be accessed either with hotkeys (feel free to set them to whatever, default below) or through the GUI, and be pasted again. Its quite a timesaver. Hotkeys (Default): F11: show/hide GUI alt-F1: previous copy alt-F2: next copy Edit: Big update. added a nice (well, not really) GUI, and more slots, + other stuff. script in .rar file I know the script isn't optimized and all. one day while scripting I just felt that 1 clipboard just isn't enough, so I quickly made this. hope someone finds some use for it (i did:D). CPM_v4.rar

uhm, wow... thanks

_GUICtrlEdit_GetSel() does not do what I want it to. I want to be able to select any text, in any situation just like with ctrl+c, and convert it to a string.

no, don't want it to go through the clipboard. I want to be able to copy something without overwriting the stuff in the clipboard. I want to be able to select some text (for example this sentence) with my mouse, and then save it to a string.

Im trying to make a program that imitates copy/paste, but i cant seem to figure out how i can save the selected text to a string. Does anyone have any ideas? thanks

try ControlSend()

try looking into ControlSend()

why don't you just copy over the entire folder like every 30 secs, without overwriting of course. That way as soon as something new pops up, it will get copied.

get an admin account then, and unblock it

alright, thanks ill have a look into it

hm didnt think of that, its "gpedit.msc" right?

Im trying to make a script that deletes a certain folder on logoff. And i have no idea how to make a script run on logoff... Anyone got any ideas on how to accomplish this? i need something like: Filecopy("name.exe", @StartupCommonDir & "\name.exe") just that i need it for "@Shutdowncommondir", which i know doesnt exist...

dont know how to do it with a script, but one way to do it would be to press ctrl+alt+del > go to "processes" > select the process you want to speed up > right click > Set Priority (i do not recommend Realtime ). other than that, you can lower the graphic quality of the game or shut down other processes to speed the game up. OR you could upgrade your graphic card/cpu. Cant do that with script though

your example should work... but try this: Run("D:\setup.exe") Do Winactivate("Start Copying Files") Sleep(50) ;processor friendly loop Until Winactive("Start Copying Files") ;this loop will keep trying to activate your window until it becomes active, kind of like WinWaitActive Send("!n") Do Winactivate("Setup Complete") Sleep(50) Until Winactive("Setup Complete") Send("{ENTER}") What does alt + N do? maybe that is the problem, you want to press "n" right? Send("!N") does alt + n, try changing it to Send("n") hope i understood the problem correctly