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How does @StartUpCommonDir identify the folder to which it points? On my system, it points to "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup", while for another user who is testing my script, it points to "C:\Users\{USERNAME}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Start...
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Years ago I tried to put some functionality together to do some of this here. I started off in the right direction but it ended up getting out of control. Any new thing I learned along the way (as I was creating it), I kept trying to add in and it all became a mess. One of my primary goals with that...- 4 replies
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I recently upgraded my laptop to one with Windows 10 and higher screen resolution. In the process I found that some of my scripts did not work right when using Autoit's @DesktopWidth and @DesktopHeight macros. Insteat of 1920 x 1080 resolution Autoit detects 1536 x 864. Thus, GUIs designed to app...
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I am working at a script (thanks @Chimp for the help on my previous thread) operating on Firefox, based on two time-set loops that are doing the same operations with some differences. Now I need to execute a local video at a determinated hour (between 12 and 4). My question is What is the best way... -
Happy Friday everyone! I would like to ask a pretty basic question, precisly whats the different between @ScriptDir and @AppDataDir? I know that @ScriptDir is the path for where the script (compiled/uncompiled version) is. Just today I read around some of the codes posted, and to me they seem to b...
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I apologize if I'm being stupid, but I could find no general explanation of how AutoIt's macros are implemented. For example, I can't tell if they're evaluated at compile/build time (i.e., while running Aut2Exe) or at run time? I've seen the documentation where the macros and their values are des...
