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for example,in my windows xp ,tow account,one is for my everyday use,one is for being controled

in the first account,i can use autoit to control the apps of another account.

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Are you trying to automate whats going on in a second account via the first account while both are logged in at the same time?

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for example,in my windows xp ,tow account,one is for my everyday use,one is for being controled

in the first account,i can use autoit to control the apps of another account.

I think I understand what you are trying to do but want to know why. What practical application would using AutoIt in this way provide?

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one account is for automated tasks,and one is for myself use.

What you are you trying to automate on the other account? I think it might be possible however not simple. There may be a simpler solution.

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Depends on details of what you want to do.

Changing MS Windows settings for the other account - some things will work with editing registry for that user.

Another possibility is the use of command line programs to make settings, and using RunAs/RunAsWait to execute them as the second user (if you have his name and password).

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