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Sorry for replying so late As herewasplato says, shouldn't the text from message boxes be recognized in vista? Or it should be at least mentioned for which operating systems they work or not, especially for useful commands such as WinWaitActive

Hello, I think I found a bug related to windows vista and a tutorial in autoit help file I opened autoit help file > AutoIt v3 > Tutorials > simple notepad automation and pasted the full script at the end of the tutorial in an autoit script file: Run("notepad.exe") WinWaitActive("Untitled - Notepad") Send("This is some text.") WinClose("Untitled - Notepad") WinWaitActive("Notepad", "Do you want to save") Send("!n") The problem is that it doesn't work with "Do you want to save" text string. It works in Windows XP though!

Yeah all I need is 5 serial keys lol I have windows xp professional and windows 98 se at the moment, I'll start testing and categorizing as soon as I finish my exams (august hopefully!)

the question is stated after that part, PsaltyDS. I was looking for a list of autoit macros where they are set categorized as Windows NT-specific and non. It could be a feature idea for future versions too I guess heh

heh, so i'll keep using the $homedrive

anyone?

I had some problems with my script when it was tested on windows 98 SE. @HomeDrive didn't work as expected I wanted the system drive letter of the partition where windows was installed, so I used instead: $homedrive = StringLeft(@WindowsDir,2) Can you specify in the help file which macros are windows-specific and which are not? I mean which are for Windows NT only and which are not. Also, is there a @SystemDrive macro I could use instead?

does anyone know how to convert a random/any ip range to as much cidr blocks necessary? there's ought to be some processing with a while loop but i just don't know how to process it. the idea is to make the ip into 4 binary octets and start comparing values :S but.. that's just about it from me Example: 76.0.0.1-85.0.2.50 into as much cidr blocks necessary (that'd be the result) Any ideas are welcome

What thatsgreat2345 meant is that you don't need to put "" & in front of a variable ControlSend ($window, "", "", $send1) Um don't you have to add a Control ID or ClassNameNN in order to send it somewhere in that window you want? Use the "autoit window info" to find that: Start Menu > Programs > AutoIt v3 Also, make sure your window is running

Each function ends somewhere. Wherever you want a message that one stage is finished, you can either put it at the end of the function (one line *before* EndFunc) or after you call the function(one line *after* the call) You kind of answered that yourself:

um.. not organized comes to mind try tidy up the look a bit

.matt 's "31337" solution results to an error The right coding would be: MsgBox(0, "This is a title", "This is the text you want") or use a sound: SoundPlay(@WindowsDir & "\media\ding.wav",1) Both explained in AutoIt's help file (Look for them under the Index tab)

@slightly_abnormal: Sorry, but JdeB is right :\ I killed the link anyway, thanks for the response

I agree on that,but can someone at least pm me with the decoded source? It's not one server, not one channel and not one bot. I found a server that had around 300-400 bots so I want to put an end to this, hence I need the source :\

I'm sorry to bring this up again, v1 is resolved, but v2 and v3 are still pending and crawling in the servers. I'd be grateful if someone decode the source for 2 and 3. I've reuploaded the sources: -removed ... have the source - Again I warn: don't download it if you don't know what you're doing. Thanks!