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Detecting Save As window


mikephn
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I recently started a topic asking if I can detect a window by class, and I sure can. I want to detect a 'Save As' window when it appears, but I can't do it by name (it will be different in different languages of Windows).

The problem is that Save As has a general class of 'dialog box'. There can be many of them already present. How do I differentiate between those I don't care about, and 'Save as'?

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mikephn,

Use the AutoIt Window Info tool and see if you can identify something unique about this particular dialog - you could use its text, or its size/position to identify it. The full list of possibilities is in the Help file under <Using AutoIt - Window Titles and Text (Advanced)>. :x

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