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By MakzNovice
Hello Experts,
I have Zero experience with Autoit + Adobe Acrobat, and I really in need to get this working as PoC.
I am trying to automate some manual actions below are the steps I would like to do.
INPUT to script :
1. PDF file to open
2. String that I would like to add as \\Server\Directory name
Steps :
1. Open the file in Adobe Acrobat Pro
2. Browse to View > Tools > Send For Review > Open (see image 1)
3. On the launched tool bar click on "Send for Shared Connecting" (see image 2)
4. Next select option "Automatically Collect comments on my..." in dropdown and click 'Next' (see image 3)
5. Select radiobutton "Network folder" and paste the input "\\Server\Directory" in text field and click 'Next' (see image 4)
Experts, I would really appreciate a quick script which I can run and get rolling.
Please note, I would not likwe to rely on MouseClick and/or cordinates match approach.
PLEASE SUPPORT!!!!
Makz
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By rudi
Hello,
very propably this has been asked before, well, I miss the thread(s) ...
Is there a command line switch to tell the SciTE setup EXE to install silently ("/S") *AND* to end up with "edit" (instead of "run") as system wide default action for *.au3 files?
As it can be done with the config tool:
https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/scite/docs/SciTE4AutoIt3/SciTEConfigb1.PNG
Regards, Rudi.
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By mememememememe
Hello everyone, has anyone of you guys tried to create an an automated installer for this?
Source: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Deploy-Office-365-ProPlus-from-a-local-source-35d4cb3b-4cc9-4bc9-9f20-eaf3c50f8331
Issue: You can't run the installer "as administrator" because opens a error message. You have double click and then you may enter the credentials..
i was trying to do this without disabling the UAC, his there any one who found a way out?
Notice: The processo runs perfectly by hand, i only need a workaround for this thing.
Ty in advance.
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By afallenhope
Hello all!
I have run into a bit of trouble with a project that I am working on. I currently have an autoit file calling a java script to go out and retrieve the latest install of X from an FTP Server. It works great! Well the problem I am running into now is since the file I grab is zipped I have to unzip so then I can run the installation for X. I thought I had found a way using 7-zip but I keep getting an error even if I try to run the installation myself saying "Error: Error loading XML file.. This application will now close." If I extract the files using windows explorer I am able to install the program.
I have my autoit file calling this .bat file and as a result I am unable to load from the unzipped folder due to this error loading XML file.
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\7-zip"
7z e "C:\Users\NTS User\Documents\AutoInstall\XInstall.zip" -o"C:\Users\NTS User\Desktop\Autoit\X" -y
Am I missing something with this? If anyone could provide insight I would deeply appreciate it. Thanks again!
Richard
P.S. If I forgot to include anything just let me know!
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By NiceBoy1234
How do I check if there is no process left in my commando line when I use aerender.
Basic code looks like this:
aerender -project c:\projects\project_1.aep -comp "Composition_1" -output c :\output\project_1\project_1.avi After this code is written aerender goes through every image to create the avi, depending to the amount of images this takes quiet a while.
Is it possible to check in Autoit if there are no running processes left in the command line or if aerender fully finished?
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