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Now That is an excellent idea.

Lol, interesting script. Random Comment: Your website knows my IP, ISP, and OS, but for some reason thinks i'm using IE7.. lol.

Wow Paulie.. you updated it! I cannot believe how ancient this topic is, reading my old posts is kinda scary.

Take Smoke_N's advise.. he's a wise man.

It's really glitchy: -The reaction time get's all screwed up if you accidentally click more than once (needs to be limited to one click). -Mouse Speed seems to work okay I got 90. -Click Speed always records 100 seconds no matter what (needs to log seconds not clicks). All of these ideas have done over and over, but I think you're the first to put them all in one place . Only other annoying thing is the enter/space lock, lol, I left the program and went to type something real quick and couldn't send a space. If someone's gonna cheat it's just as easy to change the source or use a bot so it doesn't really prevent anything (unless compiled).

@Manadar - Exactly.. you would have either already known why the error showed up, or you would have taken the initiative to look it up. The exact time it would've taken is irrelevant.

Lol yeah, the bot would have to be at least semi-intelligent for that to be entertaining.

You're right the bot's AI sucks.. I tried drawing a picture and the bot kept killing itself by going in circles and hitting itself . Sweet game though.

Yeah, I was sure that something similar had been done before, the idea was just something I had never personally thought of.

Well surely anyone with the capability of simply jumping in and learning C++ without reference would have been able to figure this out: cannot convert parameter 1 from 'int' to 'const char *' .. in a matter of seconds.

You've said to create a DWORD called "{710EB7A1-45ED-11D0-924A-0020AFC7AC4D}" in the ../../../Internet Explorer/Toolbar folder and add that value to it, corrent? A DWORD type value cannot hold more than 4 values, so that's impossible. Please do explain how I would even consider testing this...?

There are plenty of resources out there for learning C++ these days, he just needs the motivation. I started off thinking similar thoughts; I'll just jump right into C++ like I did with AutoIt and figure it all out on my own. That's not possible. Not without some sort of reference or resource. Although AutoIt may have been written in C++, it is an entirely different language. Therefore, one must understand the differences before you can attempt to take advantage of the similarities.

I most certainly do not doubt that. I just haven't happened to see it, it's been a while since I've visited the forums hehe.

Wow... uh, wow. You shouldn't blatantly disrespect Valik like you did, but rather take the time to LISTEN & COMPREHEND his 'useless comments which aren't helping me solve the ONE error I have'. That one error (as has been stated numerous times thus far) is an error that only someone who has never even glanced at a most basic C++ guide before would make. Now go stand in the corner and think about what you have done.. and bring a C++ book with you; you might actually learn something.

Lol cool, a web server in AutoIt.

This code looks ridiculously complex, then again I only dared glance at ASM code once in my life. A UDF would be cool jrowe, wish I could help heh, good luck. EDIT: Just ran on a 781MB file - 28585ms (28.5 secs).. that's pretty awesome o.O.

That's Internet Explorer toolbar.. not Windows Explorer. At least there was effort behind the attempt .

Wow man this is a really awesome idea. Only problem I had was that Sea.au3 doesn't have any water in it? The boat it sort of floating in mid air above the dirt. Keep up the great work.

I think the first thing you need to worry about is indenting your code. It's really hard to look at it and understand what's going on right now. Looks like it good me a good start to something cool.

Install? You can use the registry functions in autoit to create a new entry in the registry (ex. "lock" with value 1) and then RegRead() that entry at the start of the program, exiting if equal to 1. Example: $LockStatus = RegRead("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Lockout", "Lock") If $LockStatus = 1 Then MsgBox(0, "Error", "This program cannot be run again", 2) Exit Else RegWrite("HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Lockout", "Lock", "REG_DWORD", 1) EndIf ;Actual Program Here MsgBox(0, "Testing", "Congrats this is your first time running this program.") Edited script for clarity.

Lol... Haha, sure wish my computer was powerful enough to act as the central server for the internet.

Hehe nice... I'm currently in the process of trying to learn C++ but it is NO easy task. It's not even slightly comparable to learning AutoIt. Really opens my eyes to how easy the AutoIt syntax is to learn compared to lower level languages like C and C++. Let me know if you have any other cool examples like this (fairly small and easy to understand for a beginner), I love to learn from other people's work.

Hey Jon, I think your idea is an excellent one. The only pre 2K systems I've seen in the last 2 years are a few of my teachers from school's home computers (which we fix in our lab). Obviously none of them use AutoIt anyways... I do know there are still a few people, mostly younger people like myself (16), that simply can't afford upgrading to windows xp. I can't believe MS had the nerve to up the price of the XP SP2 upgrade pack to $100.00... when I bought my copy it was $80.00. Anyways that's my opinion... Lol... My school doesn't know what a "PC" is. Every computer in our school is a Mac, library, teacher's computers, labs. With the single exception being my first class where we have a huge variety of computers and OSs ranging from Macs to every version of windows from MS-DOS to Vista, even Linux.

Wow this topic is quite old, and I'm surprised I've never actually seen it before. Just wanted to say excellent job on the tutorial LxP... wish I couldn't noticed this when I first started .