TheCreator

lunch break just ended. so I can't dive into this, but there are functions to see if the drive exists

I really don't think that was what he wanted.

I'd post this to scripts and scraps, or what ever the forum is called now. I'm afraid I don't understand your comment question, though.

Hello, What do you mean open a specific drive? You can change to it, list it's contents, etc etc, but you don't need to open it. This isn't c#/c++ etc where you have to have handles to heverything.

something you might wannt to try is _FileReadToArray. it splits up by lines. useful for something like this.

What I do with something like this is just walk thrhough the code. $div = 0x3A60000 / 0xDF8 You're dividing hex. try this on a calculator, and see if it's what you expect. $a1 = "0x" & Hex($div) don't think you need the 0x there. $a2 = $a1 * 0xDF8 You multiply it by what you divided. MsgBox(0,"",Hex($a2)) $a2 is already hex. your converting what you have, to hex again

Something I can think of, and it may not be the best solution, is make your php page redirect, or capture info from the page, every second or so. As for your IE not closing, you can close iexplore, if you get the pid when it's created. and close that in case you happen to have an IE process running at the time when you run the scheduled task.

I'm noticing way to many else statements. An if statement should look like this: if (statement1==statement2) then execute tasks else execute tasks if (statement1<>statement2) endif

This is the only solution I can think of right off.Create a button with the coords, and size boundries that were set up for your label. and set it to hidden. It'll be an overlapped control, but then it'll accept clicks, and you can trap on that button in your message loop. If you set it to hidden, it should work. and you can remove the tabstop style, I think, if it's a dialog you want to be able to ta through. I'm not sure that it'd appear though, if it was a hidden button, in the tabstop list. HTH,

Hello, I don't know if there is currently something like this out there, but it isn't very hard to create something. If you want to automate mouse installs, you can make it watch the mous, and then when you click, capture the x and y coords, and save them, in the form of x,y in a file, or even in an ini file. You can then move, and then perform an action, like dblclk, etc etc, based on what the user does. Try searching the scripts and scraps forum to see if you can come up with anything that might help you out a bit.

I think I'll stick to spawning numerous executables over conforming to m$'s standards.

and all those trogens to... oops. yeah. let's just stick with the http server.

I write a lot of utilities in AutoIt, some of these are internet based, which I do not wish to resort to c++/c with, or visual basic.windows.cpu.system.command.try.attempt.please.create.thread() I'm sorry, but I can't give you an example right off the top of my head.

nah, but AOL is pretty cheap. I think. so is juno.And I am, that doesn't mean they'll let me do it... does it?

I hate to break it to everyone, but if we just said... "OMG, that's going to be to hard, and stopped." we'd all still be on 28 kbps lines, and the list goes on.