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hey guys i added the refrence of autoit(the dll file) and used some autoit functions in my program(visual studio,c#)  and i works when i compile and all but when i send to friend-its crash.

 

i think the reason is because he dont have autoit on his computer but i send him the compiled one.. the exe...

 

any help plz?

its really important.. 

 
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Maybe the dll has to be registered?

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hi everybody! so as u know there is a option of using autoit interface in visual studio.

u just have to add a refrence here:

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and then u add using AutoItX3Lib;

so i did so and i declared a new object-  AutoItX3Lib.AutoItX3 auto = new AutoItX3Lib.AutoItX3();

 

and started using some functions.it's all working for me.even when i run the compiled file(the exe in the debug directory)

but when i send it to freind or try it on my laptop-it just crashes.... i just tried a simple function of autoit.run or somthing like that... i verified the file is exist and all.. on my com its working great but in the laptop it's dont... :( any suggesttions plz? bcz everytime i added a refernce i did'nt have to add any file to my exe.. but now it's really weird.. 

plz help its really really important! breaking my head a week! :(

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@tesbla/@itapi, having multiple accounts (especially acting like you're someone else) is not permitted on this forum.

Common sense plays a role in the basics of understanding AutoIt... If you're lacking in that, do us all a favor, and step away from the computer.

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