WinBatch vs AutoIT

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Are there any advantages/disadvantages over one or the other?

I am not a programmer but would like to automate some processes for customers. I would like to setup a gui in which the customer could click a button to run a process. Once that process is done go on the the next button and run the second process.

I like the feel of AutoMate but that product does not compile to an exe and lacks a gui for the customer.

Is there a different product I should be looking at?

btw, I did create a little script to open outlook with AutoIT.

Another problem I have is I may use the product for a week and probably not touch it for another 3 months. So, something that self generates code would be very helpful.

Sorry for all the questions but I could not find anything that compared these two products.

[somdcomputerguy]

WinBatch is free for 30 days, AutoIt is free forever. Also, the compiler for Autoit is 500 bucks less than the compiler for WinBatch..

[FuryCell]

AFAIK AutoIt can do everything WinBatch can do and as the previous poster said the price is ridiculous.

Edited January 28, 2010 by P5ych0Gigabyte

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thanks for the quick replies. I am sure I would not of received such a quick response from WinBatch or any other high dollar software providers.

I am starting the learning process by taking a look at some tutorials.