Saladin

I was wondering about that above post is right if u just have it on a set time to do a script which would load the program make sure active then push the apprpiate buttons or nothing else control them from autoit its self as i think that it does have ability to use serial ports or usb such things and do it that way.. but then you would not have to actually do anything as stated above other than the setup of the times ... but if such then you would just make a time sheet as to when and when not to do the program(s) also might be able to make it email you or even "IM" you the status over txt msg to your phone(s) so i hope i gave you a few more ideas as to how to go about it as well.. still newb at coding but have tons of ideas just really learning how to code them:(

Yea after all that i said i forgot to mention that:) LOL but yea its a windows based and well linux is not windows:) LOL but yes very tru and it does work to a point on it just not all functions work.. which is all good if your writing on linux and using on windows machine:)

I hate to bump old topics but is this still relevant? or is this obsolete? Need to use this for an idea i had just so i can learn how to send and recieve info .. as i going to make a program (go figure) but needs to talk to a php file and well i just need to know if this is the best? or is there better .. looking for easy at this point:)

System is not to be for the normal user .. i would rather go back to the old way prompts as that is the way i use it i don't like the gui that they have most of the time i have the terminal up and don't use the gui ... but really this is suppose to allow more abilities to the user and not all users can understand that.. windows got rid of DOS for the most part as ppl thought was to hard to use... while linix got a gui for those users that are used to windows styles to use it .. but with that addition that has limited the abilties of the over all functions of the system SO IMO linux is worse with the gui that other wise.. and not all users can use it as it is based on prompts and such and commands to run its not suppose to be simple click and go .. sry to bust ur bubble but ur not a "linux" lover then:)