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I'm tinkering with the TCPSend() example source from the help files right now. When the ; InputBox for data to transmit $szData = InputBox("Data for Server", @LF & @LF & "Enter data to transmit to the SERVER:") box pops up after execution, do I enter the "22 75 74 66 2D 38 22 3E 68 69 3C 2F 54 45 58 54" part that I recorded with WPE or the ""utf-8">hi</TEXT" part? Orrrr, should I worry about receiving data before I try to send because what I wrote above is way off? [capo, checking out microsoft detour lib 1.5 as you suggested. Took a C++ course, think I can figure it out]

WPE pro comes with WpeSpy.dll. Can I just hook that or do I have to make my own?

I'm trying to learn how to send/receive packets with autoit. I recorded myself saying "hi" to someone on MSN using WPE pro. Is it possible to send this "hi" packet using autoit somehow?

Thanks to both!

ControlClick("Window name", "", , , 1, 278, 231) $pos = MouseGetPos() if $color NOT = PixelGetColor($pos[0], $pos[1]) I didn't even test this so it might not even work.. but is there a better way of checking the pixel color on a certain coordinate relative to the window you're working on? (in case the user moves the window, I want it to still work)

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He's only asking for how to log a couple keys being pressed. It could be part of a bigger, non keylogger type of program. From that linked topic: "Posts on how to check for a few keys being pressed is one thing"

Well you now know how to check if two keys are being pressed down at the same time.. ! = 1+shift so if _ispressed 1 && _ispressed shift return ! I've never done something like this before so this is me just talking

Don't know if this would make a difference, but you can make each windowclose its own function and call each function in the main loop... So i=0 while i = 0 _close1() _close2() ... i=1 (you can maybe add an "if else" check here too) WEnd func _close1() WinActivate ( "RegionServer", "") Send ("shutdown{Enter}") WinWaitClose("RegionServer") Endfunc

Why don't you just compile the program and not include autoit?

XD Well now at least you know it works. Got you like 3 adds. Solid script.

"You have been added!" fuck me i should have read the code first... added to what exactly now...

oh snap

I don't play this game but this script is helpful in learning. Thanks for the share!

You've been on your computer too long for one sitting :/ Happens.