LarryDalooza

Any 'anti-keylogger' type software is going to interfere. Virus protection, Hp Security software. AutoIt recorder needs to set a system wide "hook". If it can't... it doesn't work. Lar

AutoIt also gets around Windows enforcement of a process not "stealing" focus from the foreground window in it's "WinActivate" functionality. That nuance is an example of other things that AutoIt does that are not just straight ports of Windows API.

You have already seen this?... http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/8d955cd6-7e23-4659-ba24-4e8189bfd502/dragon-naturally-speaking-10

I only use TFTP as a PXE boot server. I am interested as an observer of your work. You may want to begin a thread in the 'Examples' forum. Lar

The 'router' discussion again ensues

.NET objects generate IDs at runtime... so that will change, every run

.NET is great at doing its own 'runtime' thing.

If one shows up first, then WinWait() returns a "handle"... use that handle for that window.... The next window that shows up will have a different "handle". Now you have enough to differentiate the windows.... just apply logic. Lar.

Works exactly as thw Windows API it was ported from... EnvSet("PATH", "C:\Boot") MsgBox(4096,"",EnvGet("PATH"))

I think what you will find is that it updates according to its configurations. That configuration is in the registry... you could try to "RegWrite" the values that configure it to do the updates you want , then do the "ShellExecute"

I use a simple algorithm, usually based on the week day, so that even if someone oversees a pin entered, it is never quite the same. edit: wow... many commas in that sentence

Have you tried replacing all the RunWaits with FileWrites to a log to see if everything is syntactically correct?

Well, I suppose Post number 9 should start with a request to see some code. TCPListen on what IP? @IPAddess1 ? and what OS are you? And any other information that we will inevitably ask for, feel free to offer in anticipation.

Try searching the forum for "subclassing" or "subclass" ... if it has been done, that term should get you there.

Anyone else tempted to to take your topic response and run it through a translation of about ten languages, then back to english before posting just have a feeling of fitting in?