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Try to use the /k switch to let the command window 'stay' after execution. RunAs("USERNAME", "DOMAIN", "PASSWORD", 0, @comspec & ' /k ' & @WindowsDir & 'system32wscript.exe "' & @ScriptDir & 'print.vbs"')

Of course, my bad. One way could be to debug before compilation.

Did a search in the Helpfile and found this option. Opt("TrayIconDebug",1) ; If enabled shows the current script line in the tray icon tip to help debugging. Might help you out a bit.

Under Options in the startup dialogbox you can find a link to parental control. There your parents can easily deciede the time that you would be able to play WOW. That way you wouldn't have to ask for the password as it will just not enable you to log in when they don't want you to. And your father wouldn't have to let you see what letters he is pressing to login, nor does he face the problems with keyloggers. Problem solved! ----------------------------------------------- Pasted from the WOW parental control website. In the past, it has often been difficult for parents to monitor the times when their children would play. With the help of the Parental Control feature, parents can now feel more secure when it comes to their childrens spare time and how it is used. Once a parent has activated the Parental Control feature and set up a schedule, children will only be able to log in and play during the hours which their parents have set to permit play. If a child tries to log on outside of this time-frame, they will not be able to connect to the game.

Ctrl+Shift+C ? (mark all read, while folder is selected)

_ArrayDisplay($aArray) will list the values in the array. ReDim will help you ReDim the Array if needed. The _Array commands will help you aswell. It's all in the helpfile how to use these commands.

I'm trying to make a restore function with selectable files. I really liked the CD Burner GUI, but it did not give me the full path to the selected files, or at least I couldn't find it. It seemed to work as a regular burning program, which was the plan all along The shelltreeview and the tristate functions works as I want, except there are only folders listed. I want files aswell. This looks like it could be used to suit my needs, if I could add checkboxes and work out the functions needed to read all the checked folders/files and robocopy them. Thanks for your time invested in this spudw2k

One way to do it is to add a Do....while in the while 1 statement. You need to use OnEvents in that case. I did this in my last script, and I am sure it is probably the dirtiest way to do it, but it works at least if $countdown=1 Then $i = 60 Do GUICtrlSetData($btnSync,"Synkronisera ("&$i&" sek)") sleep(1000) $i = $i - 1 if $i = 0 Then _btnSync() EndIf Until $i = 0 EndIf

you could use setacl.

if you add a -a to the mix you get a resolve of the hostname aswell.

what program are you using to make the autoit application run as a serviec ? maybe it's not quite built to run in a w2k enviroment ?

no worries mate apperently net works for netware aswell, so I guess subnets is out of the question. well... as long as you don't use netware I would say net view will show all your online computers in your subnet. I can't verify this though, as we're in a domain and I don't want to leave the domain for obvious reasons.

hmmm... could it be that you choose to run the service as a service account. try running as another user (if possible)

go to the service properties(the one you created), choose the Log On flap (?)...... logon as Local System account, check the 'Allow service to interact with desktop' checkbox.

killing explorer.exe will not always help if it's installed as a service, stopping the service might be your only hope... even a n00b can call the virus svchost.exe or rundll32 or some other obscure name, which will make it harder to detect. and making the autoit file register itself as a service and leave it running isn't really n00by, n00b is when you can't even spell virrus .

reinstalling the OS should solve the problem, as I am sure you have backups of all your important data. or, use a ERD CD and figure out which program is the problem and remove it (whether it be a service or something else).

just to clearify, subnet is not the same as workgroup. You can be in different workgroups, but still in the same subnet. net view will show all online computers in the same subnet, no matter what workgroup they're in. (or domain) Dude, I'm on your side It will probably be hard to get all IP's in a network (forget subnets) without the use of the DHCP or DNS servers, of course you could sniff the network for broadcasts, but it will not work if you're on a VLAN configured network (which I would say is not that uncommon). you could try nslookup and see what that will bring you (not saying it will help you). Network related problems are really not my strongest skill, so forgive me if I'm wrong here .

seems like net view gives you all online computers within your subnet (haven't looked if you can do a lookup in a different network). So it might not help you trying to find computers on different subnets...

or SetACL .......

maybe I'm reading this wrong, but is it so that you want to startup the computer, and just make it reboot at a certain time ? then it's possible. if you're using autoit you can start it and let it run and wait until the clock reaches 3... it might take up some CPUtime though. another way could be to use the scheduler to make it run a program at a certain time, or perhaps even cron or at. that is if I'm not reading you question wrong, in which case Shevilie is correct.

in dos 8.3 the file Māori.txt is called mori~1.txt which would indicate that the ā char is just missing. maybe it will help you ?

Web developer for firefox is quite nice aswell, since I don't use IE.

does this work ? Opt("WinWaitDelay",100) Opt("WinTitleMatchMode",4) Opt("WinDetectHiddenText",1) Opt("MouseCoordMode",0) $val = InputBox("","Number of loops?") $x = 1 while $x <= $val WinWait("Microsoft Excel - 1.xls","Worksheet Menu Bar") If Not WinActive("Microsoft Excel - 1.xls","Worksheet Menu Bar") Then WinActivate("Microsoft Excel - 1.xls","Worksheet Menu Bar") WinWaitActive("Microsoft Excel - 1.xls","Worksheet Menu Bar") Send("{CTRLDOWN}c{CTRLUP}{ALTDOWN}{TAB}{ALTUP}") WinWait("WMSp.rsf - WRQ Reflection - IBM 5250 Terminal","Standard") If Not WinActive("WMSp.rsf - WRQ Reflection - IBM 5250 Terminal","Standard") Then WinActivate("WMSp.rsf - WRQ Reflection - IBM 5250 Terminal","Standard") WinWaitActive("WMSp.rsf - WRQ Reflection - IBM 5250 Terminal","Standard") Send("{CTRLDOWN}v{CTRLUP}{TAB}{TAB}{ALTDOWN}{TAB}{ALTUP}") $x=$x+1 WEnd Send("{TAB}{ENTER}")

maybe use autoit to change in the registry instead of calling a cmd-file... RegWrite ( "keyname" [,"valuename", "type", value] )

me, who always tries to find other ways am saying, use setacl instead of cacls. I have had problems with cacls regarding the order in which it sets the rights.