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Does anybody out there know about the Cryptographic API (CAPI) / use of it with AutoIT? Basicially, I've received an emergent requirment to validate a user's smart card certificate with a Certificate Revocation List (CRL) to validate that the user is allowed to access the application (written in AutoIT). I am restricted to not being able to use CAPICOM as it is not supported in Windows 7.

Is there any way to write a variable to a specific memory address so that it would write to the same address every time you run the exe? Right now, whenever i restart my script, I need to use the cheat engine to find where my variables are being stored, which isnt very practical for a finished program. Thanks for your help in advance.

I'm running a program that loops continuously reading data over a comm port and writing it to an ini file. Another program reads this information and uses it to perform some complicated action. The problem is that when both programs try to access the file at the same time, the program that needs the input bounces back the default parameter in the iniread. <-- that is a very bad thing for the program (unexpected action). Does anyone have any suggestions to completely eliminate this problem? Thanks.

awesome idea

sweet program. you should attempt to recreate the scene from War Games where the computer plays itself and goes through all possible solutions (logically not randomly). or not. Nonetheless, impressive.

Awesome idea. However there is one itty bitty problem. If you hit all of the keys included in your password at the same time (or within the default two seconds) you can get into the system. If you maybe add an else to your Workhorse function where it would reset the string position to the beginning if you hit an incorrect key you might be able to solve the problem.