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Indeed, it does.  I'll compare, later, to see if I can spot the differences with my early attempt ... which got the null result.

Thanks very much.

 

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@Mikell: After working with your script, more, I was able to easily modify it for some And/Or variants. I'm very impressed. But I read the help section on "Obj/COM Reference" and tried searching for "Scripting.Dictionary" and neither got me anywhere in really understanding how it does what it does.

Would you mind adding comments to the main 5 or 6 elements of your solution to explain what they are doing?

The script is such a straightforward use that it seems to be a perfect stepping stone to get a foothold in this technology.

Thanks in advance.

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Obviously the help section can't list all the Objects likely to be used in Windows
For this you must check various MSDN pages, i.e. this one 
But this doesn't mean that AutoIt ignores it - just have a look in the Array.au3 UDF to see how _ArrayUnique() is built

Concerning 'Scripting.Dictionary' I confess that I was very impressed too the first time I used it because of its power / speed / ease of use
I edited my previous post#20 and added comments. For better understanding I recommend to read first the msdn page linked above
Have fun  :)

 

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