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  1. I dont know what to try. I haven't seen any functions able to access that control. I need some help.
  2. In my script, I'm navigating this Windows Updates window. Normally, I can call a ControlCommand "FindString" command or something similar to locate a control or read the text from a control in order to find out where I am. When I press tab, I want to read the text under the highlighted link. Is this possible?
  3. I know about that method, But I want to use the WE window that already exists and navigate from there. Because everything doesnt have a physical location and cannot be located using a path.
  4. OOH! Interesting. Thanks. I'll try it. EDIT: I ended up using ControlCommand() and the IsVisible option to sleep until it returned true.
  5. I'm in the Control Panel under Network Connections and I want to get to the properties of the Local Area Connection. I know that all new computers have this connection and therefore, the icon will always be there. When the window loads, I want to tell the script to go straight to this connection and highlight it. Currently, I'm saying: WinWait("WINDOW") ControlSend("WINDOW","", "blah blah blah {TAB} blah, {RIGHT}{DOWN} blah blah {ENTER}") Is there a better way to say "I want to go straight to the icon named 'Local Area Connection'?" Something similar to how I can activate a window by name using WinActivate("WINDOW_NAME")?
  6. I did put a sleep in there. but I want this script to run as fast as possible and the sleep times aren't the same for different computer speeds. And the window exists before it loads so the WinWait() command is limited in this situation...
  7. I'm running a script to automate certain tasks on my computer. It's uses Windows Explorer, so I'm using WinWait("") and ControlSend("", "", 0, "However many tabs and enter...") to navagate. Here's the problem. When the window appears, the script continues regardless if the window has fully loaded or not. This is not good for slow computers because the tabs wont work until the window is loaded and responding. How can I get around this? I'm using Windows Vista and trying to navigate through Control Panel Applets. For Example "Manage Network Connections" in the Network Connections and Sharing Center.
  8. This is exactly what I need. I want to (E.G.) open up network connections. I just noticed that the icon location changes with the window size. How can I go straight to network connections and all the others?
  9. I writing a script that makes use of the Control Panel. The script has different commands depending on whether the Control Panel window is in Classic View or Category View. The only difference I see so far is that in Category View, under basic control info, the Window Info tool shows "DirectUIHWND" and in Classic View, it shows "SysListView32" How can I tell the script: if(in this view) do this...
  10. Im running a script and I want the sent commands to just be typed when the window comes up, I dont want it to go to any specific control. Can I do something to avoid having to put in a controlID everytime I use the function?
  11. Has anyone created an AutoIt version of Texter? Texter It's cool, but I don't want to learn AutoHotkey to edit it. If not, I guess I'll learn it.
  12. I just need to what has to be done besides whats in the example file. because I haven't gotten it to work yet. Doesn't have to be IDE specific.
  13. Yeah it was CodeBlocks
  14. I did that too. BUt wait. Maybe that's codeblocks.
  15. I want to open up the dialog box in the SciTE editor that allows me to specify command line arguments while I'm running the script. Where is that window?
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