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  1. subzerostig
    Does anyone know how to add imagesicons to the sides of menu items? I've tried to use Guictrlsetimage but it doesn't appear to work. Here is an image of what I mean: Image randomly grabbed off the internet I'm talking about the little icons to the side. Thanks
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    I would say that is fine. While the game is online, it would be acceptable as long as you can do it manually. If it is simply just a matter or copying and pasting then I would say your in the clear.
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    Also the tcp functions can only handle a certain amount(pretty certain). If it isn't what qsek said then you could explore that possibility and probably have to send in packets.
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    I knida got that, but it only happened a few times and then stopped. My code was about 1500 lines long.
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    Yes I used guinnesses UDF for guidisable. I took the function out of the UDF and into the script so the UDF wouldn't have to be downloaded. I have reverted it back and added a link in the description.
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    Just one thing, this seems a lot like game automation. I would be happy to help, if you could tell/show me what this script will be used for.
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    I have put the function inside the script, so it should work with the standard UDF library.
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    Startup Manager allows you to customise the programs that run on startup and supports all of the different methods that programs can run on startup. If you want to run your own program on startup, or remove unnessecary ones, then this program will make your life easier. Features: Supports Registry and startup folder. Shows and allows you to modify whether it affects all user accounts or just yours and if it will run all the time, or just once. Allows you to add your own applications to the startup folder. Startup Manager.au3 Guinesses UDF for I hope you like it Updates: Added guidisable into the script for standard UDF compatibility.
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    Please read the forum rules on bumping topics before 24 hours is up. Do you need to recognise when your control is clicked? If so , use either guictrlgetmsg or oneventmode.
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    Are you requesting us to do most of the scripting for this? I don't know if this is possible in autoit. If so, then perhaps you should consider that this would actually take some time(if possible at all) and that the Autoit community is made up of people who do this in their spare time. I have absolutely no idea how to do this, but hey, somebody might give it a shot(who knows). I presume that is what you need/want.
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    Just another thing to add, you should set the msgbox as a child of the GUI(One of the parameters). That should automatically set the msgbox above the GUI and combine them.
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    Autoit is programmed in C++, so C++ is obviously the superior language. However, Autoit is about 1000 times easier to learn and is also quicker to script. I don't know many books on Autoit, but the help file is really useful, it's how I learned Autoit. And if you've tried everything and it doesn't work, then post your problem on the forums. Link to help pages: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/ Hope this clears a few things up.
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    Ctrl-Esc is a system hotkey for the start menu, so no, you cannot combine them. There might be ways round, such as ending explorer.exe(not recommended) but you shouldn't intefere with other programs hotkeys. Also, you don't need to set a hotkey every 100ms. You only need to set it once.
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    Have a look at the win functions: http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/functions/ In order to get the current window, just use this simple UDF: sleep(5000) msgbox(0,"",_activewindow()) Func _activewindow() return WinGetTitle("[ACTIVE]") EndFunc ;==>_winactive I have included a brief example at the very top. Hope it helps Also, please do not double post your topic Edit: more effecient UDF, forgot use of [ACTIVE]
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    Ctrl-Alt-Delete is a secure attention key(SAK) which is part of the secure attention sequence(SAS). It is managed directly by the OS Kernel in order to make login spoofing impossible. So in order to disable it on the logon screen, the kernel would have to be compromised. I am don't know about when you are logged in, but it should be possible. For more information click on the blue text
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