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...with AutoIt 3?

Here a good starting point for a list... Of course, only freeware :whistle:

Md5 A command line program to perform md5 checks. (Good with Curl)

Curl A command line downloader. (Excellent with the MD5 checker)

SETX A command line program to set global variables, both local user-only or machine.

PsTool a set of tools to manage nets. Psexec overall is very useful.

RegShot & RegTick RegShot is a program to tweak the registry setting, one as many. But RegTick is excellent program to check registry modification and eventually script them!

Erunt & Ntregopt A couple of program to Optimize and backing up the Registry of NT system.

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Nice tools! :whistle: Maybe you can post the list here ...

v3 Scripts and Scraps

A forum for authors of cool scripts and UDFs to share their wares, and to share awareness of external apps that can be integrated with AutoIt v3.

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Untested, but seems interesting...

WINDOWHTML V1.1

WindowHTML is an utility to create Window-like HTML pages. In 2 easy steps, it will create neat-looking windows. I created this page using it. The only thing you have to do is to write the content (but I'm working on this too... ;-). You will no longer have to clip each graphics and create your maps manually. Notes: To change the width of the window, just resize the program window

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MakeScut a 32-bit command-line utility that creates shortcut files (.LNK, .PIF or .URL) for Windows applications.

But I am the only one that wants a one place with all Autoit related programs?

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MakeScut a 32-bit command-line utility that creates shortcut files (.LNK, .PIF or .URL) for Windows applications.

But I am the only one that wants a one place with all Autoit related programs?

FileCreateShortcut exists to make links...

A URL file looks like an INI file and so they are easy to make using INIWrite...

I've not looked at a PIF file, but who uses PIF anymore, anyway?

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