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My desktop does not have taskbar thus doesn't show the applications that stay on tray bar, is there a way to show them on a GUI window, and enables them to be right-clicked? some kind of replacing the taskbar

thanks for the advice, it works perfectly, including send data chunks over the network with BinaryMid

i finally found UFTP which is using UDP and sending files through multicast address channel... it works fine except that my LAN goes laggy whenever data is transmitted. the weird thing is, i set the transmit rate to 1000Kbps only.

i'm trying to make a broadcasting client server program, so every server that listening certain ports on the subnet, will receive files that i am sending.

sorry if my question bother you. and yes i do, i quite often use "search" feature to find what i'm looking for. i just need someone who really intended to help me and show me some examples or at least a thread that answer this, and not who's asking me to search, because i've done that. thanks for the attention anyway.

does anyone ever tested it? if there's any, please post examples. thanks before.

i'm starting to feel that this thread is already abandoned or being ignored, i hope no one mind if i make a new thread discussing this.

how to store binary/byte data into a varialble and later to put it back into a new file?

i mean, using TCP/UDP socket, so i can use it to send packets as strings, and later written back to a new file on the remote system. is this possible? or maybe can be done easily?

the function return part of the file as a string variable? can we re-write the string variable into a new file? and the file still works like the way it used to be? i'm thinking about file sending through TCP/UDP socket...

i want to combine both because no matter what, vb6 gui creator is better and great on ADO database handling. on the other hand, auto-it able to do macro-ing, read GUI data, do many things that vb6 couldn't do. so if anyone know how to add auto-it as an object on my vb6 application, please share it, thanks before.

help please, i still can't find the way out...

$oldclip = ClipGet() While 1;this will loop it endlessly If $oldclip <> ClipGet() Then _DoSomething();run a custom function, set it whatever you want for it. Else ;;; EndIf Sleep(100) Wend Func _DoSomething() ;fill any action you need when clipboard changes EndFunc

you're saying something like opera or firefox? can i have some samples? thanks before

Just a small advice that if you ever wanna make a macro/kind of bot for web related stuff, in this case Travian, try using IE UDF, read autoit helpfile, it is very useful and easy to make. i succesfully made some little scripts for Travian. By using it, you won't need to control mouseclick and key send to mozilla, you can work something else with your computer while to macro is running.

is it possible to do so? so if run the script, it will open a new IE window with different temporary cookies folder and different settings?

i didn't miss it nor ignoring you, it was me, i forgot to say that, i thought the definition file doesn't come with autoit installer, instead come with scite installer. and it appears you're correct. i'm sorry, and thanks a lot.

i'm still waiting... i hope administrator sees this.

hi, i wonder when will autoit v3.3.0.0 definition file for scite be released? thanks

aw, i didn't thought that easy thanks a lot.

how to save IE object cookies and then restore them(or it) later? is that possible?

where do u get ExcelCOM_UDF.au3 include file, i'm trying to find it on my autoit(beta and non beta) include dirs, i can't find it...

so, is your script able to reply and read messages on pidgin chats? would u like to share some tips about it? i'm trying to make one recently, but i can't figure it out how thanks

i tried to use the Buddy Pounce feature, can it read message so it can be auto-replied based on the first message?

that sounds like a great plan, but why Trillian? isn't Trillian not a free software anymore? anyway, whatever it is, would be great, i will be waiting the UDF library you're making. thanks for the explanation,