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Need To Check The Language Installed In Xp
bitman replied to bitman's topic in AutoIt General Help and Support
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Hey, I need to find the command to check which language there is installed in the computer. I believe it must be as simpel as finding sp2. Please post if you know
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Hey, I have posted quite i few times about this problem. It seems as this problem does not want to be solved. Some times my autoscritp click at the right button but most of the times it does not. it seems like this security warning window is very difficult to autoscript. I have tried following if WinExists("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") Then WinWait("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") if NOT WinActive ( 'Security Warning', 'You are about to install a cer' ) then WinActivate ( 'Security Warning' ) endif Send("{ALTDOWN}y{ALTUP}") ;ControlClick("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer","Button1") EndIf or if WinExists("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") Then WinWait("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") if NOT WinActive ( 'Security Warning', 'You are about to install a cer' ) then WinActivate ( 'Security Warning' ) endif sleep(2000) Send("{ALTDOWN}y{ALTUP}") sleep(2000) ;ControlClick("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer","Button1") EndIf I have also tried other combinations like send +tab enter please help me out I have no clue what so ever what is wrong.
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Smart Way To Hide Certificate Installation
bitman replied to bitman's topic in AutoIt GUI Help and Support
thanks for helping me . The reason why it worked in dos promtp was because I used the one delivered by visual studio 2005. When I called certMgr.exe in the autoscript windows it did not know the exe file because I have not put it into the environment variables. I have to ask you about another thing because I have not been able to install the other certificates with certmgr Is This possible? My certificates that have to be installed at the clients are. Cert.12 personal certificate Client-cert.pem.cer signed certificate Cacert.pem.cer root certificate (have to install this or windows will ask the user if they trust my certificate every time it is used) -
Smart Way To Hide Certificate Installation
bitman replied to bitman's topic in AutoIt GUI Help and Support
dogh dogh dogh I should have know this commando for 3 weeks ago. I am not sure what I am doing wrong in my script though(it works in the dos prompt) run("certmgr.exe -add cacert.pem.cer -s Root -c") have also tried run("certmgr.exe /add cacert.pem.cer -s Root -c") ==> Unable to execute the external program.: -
Smart Way To Hide Certificate Installation
bitman replied to bitman's topic in AutoIt GUI Help and Support
[quote My first question would be ... Why hide them (are they not yours ). -
Hey I need to hide the windows in the following installation if WinExists("Certificate") then ; English version WinWait("Certificate","General") ControlClick("Certificate","General","Button1") WinWait("Certificate Import Wizard","A certificate, which is issued") ControlClick("Certificate Import Wizard","A certificate, which is issued","Button2") WinWait("Certificate Import Wizard","Certificate stores are system ") ControlClick("Certificate Import Wizard","Certificate stores are system ","Button5") WinWait("Certificate Import Wizard","You have specified the followi") ControlClick("Certificate Import Wizard","You have specified the followi","Button6") if WinExists("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") Then WinWait("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer") ControlClick("Security Warning","You are about to install a cer","Button1") EndIf WinWait("Certificate Import Wizard","The import was successful.") ControlClick("Certificate Import Wizard","The import was successful.","Button1") WinWait("Certificate","General") ControlClick("Certificate","General","Button5") ExitLoop EndIf I am not sure if this can be done. If not is it then possible to create a "super window" there can hide the installation?
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I can't get it working. Still problems with the Security Warning i Tried $CLVItem = ControlListView("Examples","Hyperlinks","SysListView321","FindItem","cacert.pem.crt") ControlListView("Examples","Hyperlinks","SysListView321","SelectClear") ControlListView("Examples","Hyperlinks","SysListView321","Select",$CLVItem) WinWait("Guiden Certifikatimport","Importen blev udført.") ControlClick("Guiden Certifikatimport","Importen blev udført.","Button1") WinWait("Certifikat","Generelt") ControlClick("Certifikat","Generelt","Button5") winwaitactive("Security Warning", "") controlclick ("Security Warning", "", "Button1", "left", 1) and the next thing I tried was: WinWait("Guiden Certifikatimport","Importen blev udført.") ControlClick("Guiden Certifikatimport","Importen blev udført.","Button1") WinWait("Certifikat","Generelt") ControlClick("Certifikat","Generelt","Button5") WinList() Opt('WinSearchChildren', 1)/ Class (classname=#32770) Opt('WinTitleMatchMode', 4) but this gave me a syntax error please help a new bee to find out how to autoit this security warning
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How To Hide A Certificate Installation
bitman replied to bitman's topic in AutoIt General Help and Support
it seems like it is working for the first window but the next window is not hidden. How can I hide each of the windows in the installation. can I simply use RunWait("",@SW_HIDE)? -
Ups I forgot the rest of my topic When I have finished the installation of cacert.pem I get another window Security Warning Saying: You are about to install a certificate from a certification authority (CA) claiming to represent: .. .. .. Do you want to install this certificate? Yes No My problem is that I dont know how to get autoit to press the button yes to end the installation, Because I dont know how to identify this security window. Macrogenerator does not Identify the security Warning window ether.
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Hey, I am almost done with my automation for certificates. But I have one mayor problem left. When I have finished the installation of cacert.pem I get a Security Warning saying You are about to install a certificate from a certification authority (CA) claiming to represent: .. .. .. Do you want to install this certificate? Yes No
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hey I want to know how I can hide this proces Run("rundll32.exe cryptext.dll,CryptExtAddPFX cert.p12") @SW_HIDE does not work gives me following error Unable to execute the external program.: Run("rundll32.exe cryptext.dll,CryptExtAddPFX cert.p12",@SW_HIDE)
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thanks for the answer I try it when I come home
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Hey I need the gui part for a password control, I don't know how to convert typed text into *******. I haven't the code with me at this time so I can'not post whatever I have done so far. but it looks this type password place to type text(should convert whatever typed into ***) repeat password place to type text(should convert whatever typed into ***) button "ok" please help