personoid

My OCD says XSkin is bad because the images aren't right even if they are sized perfectly.Plus I hate having to make my own windows or whatever. Please don't make useless replies. :I

I want to use DLLs to create a GUI using the Windows 7 style, but I don't want to use something like XSkin to do it. If someone could explain which DLL to use and how to accomplish this, I would be extremely greatful. The GUI I'm designing is supposed to look like a console and I can't stand the thought of my users seeing the GUI with XP style window borders.

You must have misunderstood. Since you made the bit about not needing another copy of autoit3.exe to run the compiled version, i assume you thought the autoit3.exe included was unnecessary. However, it's necessary because the objective is remote execution of non-compiled code. It's necessary because the remote target may not have autoit3 installed.

Thanks. I've discovered that it was indeed my error. I edited a different skin and it has the same problem. So that means it's my fault. lol. Thanks, again. Edit: On second check, the error also exists in the noir file. it should be calling bluebox1.bmp as the exit icon. Instead it calls a blue tinted box with no background.

Thank you. Thanks to your tip about the dat file, i now have the space for the icon up. I still don't have the icon showing up and i don't have the title. I believe my dat file is right now. [The comments were throwing it off.]

I've used the skin UDF posted by Valuater. I've run into three problems, but only two are AutoIt related so I'll leave the other one out. So, I've made my skin and everything, but i can't get the close button to show up. Edit: The reason the title wouldn't show up is that i had the option set wrong. However, showing the title makes my skin mess up. I'll get around that by adding a label to be used as the title bar. Here's the Skin.dat file. [Info] Title = DarkCian Author = Personoid [color] background=0x454545 Button=0x147d96 mouseover=0x147d96 fontcolor=0x147d96 [settings] size=20 [icon] style=cross1 Isize=15 adjustleft=1 adjustdown=1 $Skin_Folder = @ScriptDir & "\Skins\DarkCian" ;Unrelated Code $XSkinGui = XSkinGUICreate( "My GUI", 300, 150, $Skin_Folder, 1, 0) GUISetBkColor(0x000000) $XIcon = XSkinIcon($XSkinGui, 1) Thanks in advance.

On Install it checks to see if the user is running a 64 bit OS and prompts to install some extra features.The helpfile says this: "You can run the x86 version of AutoIt by right-clicking a script and selecting "Run Script (x86)". But i want to be able to run the script just by pressing F5 in SciTe, since it's a lot of trouble to hunt down a file i'm working on like this. D: I think maybe installing without the 64 bit stuff should solve the problem... I'll try it and report back.. Edit: Yes. Installing without 64 bit components did the trick...

Thanks for your help. This is nice. However, it appears my coding was fine other than a slight "!D!0T" Error. It should have been the following: For $i = 1 To $sList ; $sList is the equivalent of _FileCountLines(@ScriptDir & "\Info List.txt") $sLineRead = FileReadLine($oList, $i); It should have been $oList not $sList. $oList is FileOpen(@ScriptDir & "\Info.txt") $oArrayInfo = StringSplit($sLineRead, " : ", 1); Needed the 1 flag so that usenames/passwords have no extra spaces. $sUser = $oArrayInfo[1] ;0 would have returned the string count $sPass = $oArrayInfo[2] ;1 would have returned the username string. I still need help on always running in x86 mode, though... Edit: Ah, That came in handy. I used the following: $pos = StringInStr($accounts[$i],":") If $pos = 0 Then ContinueLoop ;disregard lines that don't contain the character ":" Though, I did edit the variables a bit.. Thanks again!

Thanks for your help. In the end i was too lazy to read through the UDF and i used 2 guis with a gui delete. Thanks anyway. I could tell this was what i wanted but it seemed more complex than simply using 2 guis.

First: I have the 64 bit version of windows vista, and i want to press F5 in SciTe and have it run in x86 mode. How can i do this? Second: I have a text file with a list of names and passwords. This is the format. Username : Password He is the code i'm using to make this work the way i want. For $i = 1 To $sList $sLineRead = FileReadLine($sList, $i) $oArrayInfo = StringSplit($sLineRead, ":") $sUser = $oArrayInfo[0] $sPass = $oArrayInfo[1] I know this is wrong, but i need to know why it's wrong and how to fix it. Thanks, Personoid

I need to make a Gui that does the following: When i press a hotkey or click a button, the gui window expands and a new set of commands is displayed. The idea is a toolbox sort of design.

Thank you. I think i'll be using this method.

Thank you very much. I can apply this if all else fails. But the idea is, It's a password. Is there anyway to read it without saving a copy to a chosen place? I know it'll be readable from the dump file but i need to read it without it being easily accessible... Basically it's supposed to be invisible to my users. It deletes if the password is incorrect...

Is this possible? Or is my syntax wrong? $Password = FileReadLine("http://h1.ripway.com/Blaine/test.txt") If $Password <> "password" Then PersonFuncInvalid() Else It returns the invalid result each time. I believe it's because i can't read an online file. But i also believe that i have to use file open to open this. but i've checked example after example in the help file with several different syntax arrangements to no avail. Can someone help me do what i want this to do? Local $sPassword = _INetGetSource("http://h1.ripway.com/Blaine/Password.txt") If StringStripWS($sPassword, 2) <> "PersonSpamHax.exe" Then PersonSpamzInvalid() Else This worked well. Thank you for your help.

Yes, true. I wanted something that could update as events happened. I asked the original maker and he said "It's just an edit box." So i created the gui. And will use "GuiCtrlSetData($EditBox1, $Data) Now my only problem is that i can't remove the border from the edit box. I checked the help file and found nothing...