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Thanks, so $variable= PixelSearch ( left, top, right, bottom, color [, shade-variation] [, step]] ) If $varible = @error AND PixelGetColor(x,y) = 0xXXXXXX Then would work?

How would you do something like: If PixelGetColor(x,y) <isn't> 0xXXXXXX AND PixelGetColor(x,y) = 0xXXXXXX Then I tried: If X Not Y Then , but it doesn't work and there doesn't seem to be an operator that works for it.

Hmm... maybe my version is old or something, but it doesn't seem to work. The only thing that sends is the key and then it stops for however long I sleep it then it sends another key. For example: Send("{a DOWN}"); Sleep(10000); Send("{a UP}"); Would get me "a" and then another "a" ten seconds later.

Ah ok thanks, I just found another post right now that has it ^-^. Yay

Sorry to bring up an old post, but I was trying to search this for awhile. How would you hold down any key ("or any key for that matter")? I tried {<KEY>DOWN}, {<KEY1><KEY2>}, and {<KEY1>+<Key2>}. I'm sorry if it is in the help file somewhere; I can't find it. Can anyone please help, thank you.

Hmm, that seems kind of complicated for me. I just want it to do the special characters into a text field on a website. Is there anyway to hold down ALT and press numbers at the same time with AutoIt? For example, ALT+149 = ò. **** Ooo, I was using the old version ^^ *****

Hi, sorry to bring this back up, but how would you send non-english characters? Say ò... it works with the msg-box, but doesn't work when I try to send it.

Wow, cool, thanks 8) I also have another question lol. How would you represent the + sign on the number pad? Send("{+}") alone doesn't work for some reason.

Hello, nice to be here 8) Anyway I have a question, how would I send a command such as CTRL+O (like opening a file in a word document). I have tried ("{CTRL}O") ("+{CTRL}O") ... lalala. Sorry if the answer is really obvious, I just got the program today hehe, working great so far, thanks. *** Oh yea, and another question, how would I represent " in AutoIt? If I put Send("Have a nice "day"") it gets an error. Is there one of those special *#@ things for "? ***