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If you dont specify any flags to _FileReadToArray(), it will store the array count on index 0 by default. For $i = 1 to $okay[0] $Read = $okay[$i] Next

In previous versions, I had no problems adding an AVI resource to the output executable using AutoITWrapper -> Res Add Files -> Extra Files.: I added a line like: filename.avi,AVI,1 So I could display the avi file in the GUI referring to the script executable resource #1 For some reason, I cannot make it work in the new version. Looks like no file is added to the AVI section... Does anybody have any ideas? I'd appreciate any feedback. Thanks!

If I understood your question correctly, this should do the trick... Func _EnumWMIclassInstances($classname, $servername = ".") Local $service = ObjGet("winmgmts:\\" & $servername & "\root\cimv2") Local $security = $service.Security_ $security.ImpersonationLevel = 3 Local $collection = $service.InstancesOf($classname) For $object In $collection For $property in $object.Properties_ ConsoleWrite($property.Name & ": " & $property.Value & @CR) Next Next EndFunc _EnumWMIclassInstances("Win32_Service")

You can also try: If StringInStr (FileGetAttrib ("C:\"), "C") Then MsgBox (0, @scriptname, "Drive C: is compressed") Endif

Have you tried to parse the output from nslookup.exe? You will need a properly configured reverse DNS zone for the IP ranges you are trying to query.