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  1. Well I'm automating a software to deploy on over 8000 computers at my work. Student will be clicking on an AutoIt exe that will click elsewhere with administrative rights but never mind, I found why it was causing my problem. Have a nice day.
  2. It's mainly because the clicks do not register so sending 250 ones finally makes them work. It's not the best to do.
  3. I know but I have the same behavior as jplumb had. Go read.
  4. Have you sorted this out? I'm having the same kind of problem. Need to send about 250 clicks for this to work.
  5. Are you stil able to do this? I have hard time to do the same actually.
  6. And also, the code works perfectly for our needs. I just changed the message box for ProcessClose($ProcessList2[$i][1]) to make it close processes by it's IDs so that way, if the person opens another instance of Microsoft Word per example, it closes only the new one and not the one opened.
  7. Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. I was not far but needed a little push to help me.
  8. Hello, I don't know if I'm really clear on what I am asking. I did a search and didn't find what I'm looking for or my logic don't allow me to find out the answers. I am doing a little program for students that are taking exams. What I want to do is start an exam for the student and take the running processlist (especially the PIDs). I throw everything inside an array and during the exam, I take again all the running processlist and throw it inside a second array. After, I want to compare the two arrays and kill each process that appears in the second arrays that are not in the first arrays. Right now, what I did is : #include <Array.au3> $ProcessList1 = ProcessList() $NumberOfProcess = $ProcessList1[0][0] While 1 For $j = 0 To 100 $ProcessList2 = ProcessList() $NumberOfProcess2 = $ProcessList2[0][0] For $i = 0 To UBound($ProcessList2)-1 $found = _ArraySearch($ProcessList1, $ProcessList2[$i][1]) ProcessClose($found) Next Next Wend I know this is not working but am I using the good logic to compare the two and kill differences? What can I do to make this code works? Thanks a lot.
  9. Is there a way that instead of selecting drive and having the possibility to go in a folder for the source drive having it to list only the drives in the computer and not all the folders too ?? It would be better and you won't get the error when selecting a folder.
  10. Instead of Quiken data, I will set it up to backup some registry keys I need with some softwares in the company i'm working for. It will be better for my use.
  11. Really great program. I translated it in french and personnalized it for my use. Everything works perfectly. I have seen no errors as for now and your code is really readable. Do you have a code that can restore the datas to a desired account name ?
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