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I'm trying to do the following and can't figure it all out:

Have an autoit script wait for a specific window to appear.

Click a button on that window.

Wait until the next time the window shows up and repeat the process.

Basically, there's a very annoying message window that I need to hit "enter" on roughly once an hour (there's no exact timing as to when it will pop up) and I'd like to write a script so that AutoIt can simply hit "enter" for me every time the window appears.

I've successfully written a script to click the actual button, but I can't figure out how to make a script which sits in my system tray 24/7 just waiting for a particular window to appear. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm trying to do the following and can't figure it all out:

Have an autoit script wait for a specific window to appear.

Click a button on that window.

Wait until the next time the window shows up and repeat the process.

Basically, there's a very annoying message window that I need to hit "enter" on roughly once an hour (there's no exact timing as to when it will pop up) and I'd like to write a script so that AutoIt can simply hit "enter" for me every time the window appears.

I've successfully written a script to click the actual button, but I can't figure out how to make a script which sits in my system tray 24/7 just waiting for a particular window to appear.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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see here for a similar issue: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=10903

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