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Hi I started to learn autoit today .I have no exprience any other computer languages such as c++ and visual basic.I am sorry for my easy questions and bad english.

I started to learn it from autoithelp file.I learned "hello world" and "notepad automation"

MY first problem

Now I try to learn "winzip Installation" but I can't.I downloaded winzip90 and I wrote Run("winzip90.exe").But when I click F5 there is nothing winzip installation.But when I wrote Run("notepad.exe") notepad is opening.What should I do?I can only open notepad.I can't open another .exe file such ase winzip.

second problem

For example I wrote Run("notepad.exe") to script and I want to try it.I click F5.But after I can' try it again with F5.I closed the script and open again.WHY?I want to try Run("notepad.exe") but after I add WinWaitActive("Untitled - Notepad") andSend("This is some text.") and I want to try it again but I can't do it without exit script.

and last where can I find " Announcement Game Bots"

I am sorry again my easy questons and bad english.

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1. where is your script and the winzip90.exe stored on your disk?

2. correct, you can only Run one script at a time from the SciTE editor with F5.

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1. where is your script and the winzip90.exe stored on your disk?

2. correct, you can only Run one script at a time from the SciTE editor with F5.

script is in c

winzip is in D

but notepad is in c too Because I set up Windows XP to D but I set up script is to C to find it easily

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If I delete script and set up it to D I can do it just writing Run("winzip90.exe") because I don't know to how I specify the full path for the programmes in script.

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