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i want make portable tool from ccleaner

what is the codes to make tool from ccleaner and i can use this tool in some computer that does not contain ccleaner program and this tool perform ccleaner work.

please i want this codes.

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i want make portable tool from ccleaner

Your first sentence says you want to make the script ... so what is holding you back from starting to build this script and only asking questions when you get stuck?

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Posted (edited)

up

@Kingooo,

My post was a serious one and I do not appreciate it being ignored and followed by a simple UP post.

You are here long enough so should be aware of how we work here.

Jos

ps:

What have you accomplished since you posted this thread on this topic?

Edited by Jos

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Not sure why no one will not just write the code for you

Hope this helps.

#RequireAdmin
#NoTrayIcon

#include <Array.au3>

Global $var1 = "Autoit"
Global $var2 = "Autoit"
Global $var3 = "Mouse"
Global $var4 = "Left"
Global $var5 = "Explode"
Global $var6 = "Right"
Global $var7 = "Test"
Global $var8 = "Keyboard"
Global $var9 = "Type"

Global $aClean[100]
Global $count

If $var1 = $var2 Then MsgBox(0, "Warning : ", $var3 & $var5)

For $i = 1 To 10
    MsgBox(0, "Launching CCCleaner", "Preparing to launch CCleaner, this may take a moment")
Next

For $i = 0 to 99
    $aClean[$i] = (($i + Random(2, 200)) * 2) + 13
Next

_ArrayDisplay($aClean)


For $i = 1 to Ubound($aClean) - 1
    $count += $aClean[$i]
Next

MsgBox(0, "Count total", $count)

While 1
    $InputChoice = InputBox("Start CCCleaner?", "Do you wish to start CCleaner now?",  "No")
    If @error Then $InputChoice = "No"

    Switch $InputChoice
        Case "No"
            MsgBox(0, "Closing", "The launcher will now close")
            Exit
        Case "Yes"
            MsgBox(0, "Yes", "Launching CCleaner")
            Run(@ProgramFilesDir & "\CCleaner\ccleaner.exe")
            Exit
        Case Else
            MsgBox(0, "Sorry", "I don't understand that")
    EndSwitch
WEnd
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Posted

Not sure why no one will not just write the code for you

Note to self:

Jos, you need to be much clearer about what you write because you clearly do not get your point across here.

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Posted

Note to self:

Jos, you need to be much clearer about what you write because you clearly do not get your point across here.

:x:P

I've been stressing that since this guy started posting in the first place asking us to write him stuff and I got yelled at for not being nice enough :shifty:

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Posted (edited)

:x:shifty:

I've been stressing that since this guy started posting in the first place asking us to write him stuff and I got yelled at for not being nice enough :nuke:

Its in my mind a balance. It is fine, that after putting in some effort, to ask for help.

Over time the ask should become less which is clearly not the case here ... hence my comments.

If people still feel they need to write to whole damn script for people begging, then so be it, I am not going to stop them, but let it be clear that it will not doing him a long term favour... just relieving his short term itch.

Jos :P

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