send keystroke arrow up

[Guest Chosy]

i only tryed the v1.0 autoit and it more than a year ago.. and i dont remember anythign and my english is verrybad.. so i hoped that some of your might like to help me a little here...

Send "keys" [, flag]

What i want it to do.. is that my script, clicks "1" time and the desktop.. the it press arrow up and right some few times to get to the upper right icon, "wich is internet explore". then it goes an url of my choices.. and then it click some few links...

can any1 help me doing that?

cuz all i remember is that all youd had to do was: Send, {up}{right}{enter} but it doesnt seems to work

[flyingboz]

help "send key list"

[MSLx Fanboy]

You could do:

#NoTrayIcon
RunWait(@ComSpec & "/c " & "start http://www.google.com")

Which will go to the www.google.com webpage. You can change that to whichever webpage you want, or if you want to change it each time you can do:

#NoTrayIcon
$url = InputBox("Advanced IE Starter", "Enter the url: ", "http://www.google.com")
RunWait(@ComSpec & "/c " & "start "& $url)

Which will ask for a url, or will set a default to google.

[MarkMarkMark]

You could do:

#NoTrayIcon
RunWait(@ComSpec & "/c " & "start http://www.google.com")

Which will go to the www.google.com webpage. You can change that to whichever webpage you want, or if you want to change it each time you can do:

#NoTrayIcon
$url = InputBox("Advanced IE Starter", "Enter the url: ", "http://www.google.com")
RunWait(@ComSpec & "/c " & "start "& $url)

Which will ask for a url, or will set a default to google.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Whatdoes @comspec do?

[DaleHohm]

Whatdoes @comspec do?

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Instead of just saying RTFM, let's try this...

Google Search of the AutoIt3 Online Documentation for 'comspec'

Start with this URL that limits the search results to matches at http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLD,GGLD:2005-01,GGLD:en&q=site%3Ahttp%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Eautoitscript%2Ecom%2Fautoit3%2Fdocs%2F

Then add a '+' and the search term(s). E.g. +comspec or +comspec+RunWait

OR

Go to www.google.com and enter the search string: comspec site:http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/

OK, so that ends up looking pretty complicated. Perhaps the Admins would consider making the online docs more easily searchable or would consider adding the Google Freesearch to do it: Google Freesearch

Dale

Edited April 2, 2005 by DaleHohm

[Ejoc]

Checking my sig works too

[MarkMarkMark]

the helpfile says this:

value of %comspec%, the SPECified secondary COMmand interpreter;

primarily for command line uses, e.g. Run(@ComSpec & " /k help | more")

For a noob...this really isnt understandeble

[DaleHohm]

the helpfile says this:

value of %comspec%, the SPECified secondary COMmand interpreter;

primarily for command line uses, e.g.  Run(@ComSpec & " /k help | more")

For a noob...this really isnt understandeble

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Perhaps, but this is not the only place in the documentation that @comspec is referenced. It is also referenced in several examples and prominently in the FAQ. Follow the other links returned by the Google search or use the search tab in the AutoIt helpfile.

[Jos]

the helpfile says this:

value of %comspec%, the SPECified secondary COMmand interpreter;

primarily for command line uses, e.g.  Run(@ComSpec & " /k help | more")

For a noob...this really isnt understandeble

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Don't think you should expect the AutoIt helpfile to teach basic OS stuff..

But i am pretty sure you can find lots of good info on the internet about the good old command interpreter .....

[buzz44]

@comspec = CMD

edit: and if u dont know what CMD is... god have mercy on your soul

Edited April 2, 2005 by burrup

[Jos]

@comspec = CMD

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Or Command.com for WinME/Win9X ... Edited April 2, 2005 by JdeB