BlindWanderer

I too have the same problem. I tried MHz's code, but my message boxes are generated by evil VB6 based app which doesn't support the copying trick. The class shows as "ThunderRT6FormDC", it has a bunch of invisible buttons ("Retry" and "Ignore" for example, class "ThunderRT6CommandButton").

I've run the below script, and it gets all the way to the end, and throws that last @error with 80004002, this code *should* work, i'm running windows xp pro. It's a relatively clean install with all the latest updates. What do i have to do to windows to get this to work (i dirived this code from another script i wrote that worked fine in win2k pro but now failes for this reason in xp pro)? $GUIMain=GUICreate ( "Event Test", 600,500 ) GUISetState() $c = "Shell.Explorer.2" $oIE=ObjCreate($c) if @error then Msgbox(0,"AutoIt COM", _ "Object: Can't load '"&$c&"'. Error code: " & hex(@error,8)) exit endif $IEWnd=GUICtrlCreateObj ($oIE, 10,20, 580, 90) if @error then Msgbox(0,"AutoIt COM", _ "Object: Can't merge '"&$c&"'. Error code: " & hex(@error,8)) exit endif With $oIE .Visible=1 .Silent=1 ; Don't show IE's dialog boxes EndWith $EventObject=ObjEvent($oIE,"IEEvent_","DWebBrowserEvents2") if @error then Msgbox(0,"AutoIt COM Test", _ "ObjEvent: Can't use event interface 'DWebBrowserEvents2'. Error code: " & hex(@error,8)) exit endif

You won't find much documentation, it's really really obscure. Well really they are 4 constants taken from winuser.h. I merged the names as it seemed silly to have them seperate (as it does both of those at the same time). #define SB_TOP 6 #define SB_LEFT 6 #define SB_BOTTOM 7 #define SB_RIGHT 7 MSDN: WM_VSCROLL MSDN: WM_HSCROLL But the reason I came back today is to complain about the restrictions on _ArrayToString. It seems pretty silly to have errors 8 & 9. It's a hastle to dump an array to string without a deliminator. Seems like an artificial restriction for no good reason. EDIT: Didn't mean to come off before as giving orders.

I'm having an issue where I cannot use the ByRef keyword in functions that are called as a result of ObjEvent. It exits unexpectedly. The reason I bring this up is that some COM objects allow you to manipulate their event paramaters as to provide feedback. For example BeforeNavigate2

Added two new constants to GuiEdit.au3 Global Const $SB_TOP_LEFT = 6 Global Const $SB_BOTTOM_RIGHT = 7 They work with _GUICtrlEditScroll, the help for _GUICtrlEditScroll should be updated. GuiEdit.au3

I've made some additions and changes to the "Date.au3" UDF I've maintained functionality and adding 3 new functions. Func _DateShiftMonthYear($iMonthNum, $iYear, $iDirection) Func _DateShiftWeekdayNum($iWeekdayNum, $iDirection) Func _DateShiftMonthNum($iMonthNum, $iDirection) they make the Next & Last functions kinda pointless. _DateNextMonthNum _DateNextWeekdayNum _DateNextMonthYear _DateLastMonthNum _DateLastWeekdayNum _DateLastMonthYear Date.au3

Two suggestions for things to pass and return. 1) Arrays - a god send but maybe difficult? 2) DllStruct - should be pretty easy to do IMHO could mitigate the fact we don't have arrays.

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*gets out COBAL manual printed before his birth* umm yeah exactly like the COBAL PICTURE, except it doesn't support all of the features. why not write a sprintf function (or do we have one, not really interested just asking)? I keep the COBAL manual because it has great pictures of historical computer machinary, like cylinder drives, core memory, bunch card machines.