Dargonis

This thread is pretty old but I figure I'd mention all I did to fix mine was RENAME the Au3Record_x64.exe to something different. Then I changed the Au3Record.exe to Au3Record_x64.exe so bascially the 32bit version is working so I just renamed the 32bit to match what it was trying to launch for the 64bit version and works like a champ for me. Your macro capture will go right into the body of your editor when done recording IF you launched it from the editor's menu. If you launched it from the exe by itself.. you have a new window in the recorder that keeps the script which you then have to copy over to the editor. Thats the behavior I'm seeing on my Win 7 x64 system anyways.

Thanks Xeno! That worked perfectly. Ran it on WIN7 x86, x64 and XP x86 good to go in all cases. *salute*

I'm working on a project to upgrade an existing search tool which is in everyones PC tray. In order to upgrade it I have to kill the search tool process, run the upgrade, and then relaunch the tool. The script does all that I need except that a workstation then shows it has TWO of the same ICON in the tray until they physically move their mouse over Icon that was supposed to be closed in the tray.. only then will it disappear. I've read that a tray refresh function of some type has been posted but can't find it anywhere. Could someone point me to it, or tell me how I can make the icon go away after a process close? Here's what I have... #include <Process.au3> ;FILEINSTALL OF THE MSI SOURCE FileInstall ( "C:\TEMP\employee_search4.msi", "C:\TEMP\employee_search4.msi" ) ;STOP EXECUTION OF THE EMPLOYEE SEARCH TOOL ProcessClose ( "Employee Search.exe") ;EXECUTION OF THE INSTALL SOURCE MSI RunWait ("msiexec.exe", '/i C:\TEMP\employee_search.msi /qn') ;RELAUNCH OF THE EMPLOYEE SEARCH TOOL AFTER INSTALL IF @OSArch = "X64" Then Run ( "C:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\LBPS\Employee Search\Employee Search.exe") Else Run ( "C:\Program Files\IBM\LBPS\Employee Search\Employee Search.exe") EndIf ;CLEANUP FileDelete ( "C:\TEMP\eployee_search4.msi")