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Hey everyone! My name is Jayden and I want to make a autoreply program, i was thinking for just image search and then when there is a message it goes there and types something but then your pc needs to be on so i thought maybe you can do that it goes automaticly and that you can do something else on you pc or with a rasberry pi i hope you can help me !

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You need to be more specific, auto reply to what? Email? Auto reply to a form filled out on a website? What is the trigger for the auto reply? What have you tried?

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2 minutes ago, JLogan3o13 said:

You need to be more specific, auto reply to what? Email? Auto reply to a form filled out on a website? What is the trigger for the auto reply? What have you tried?

I want to make a bot if i get a message on whatsapp web that it automaticly  replies " Thanks we will help you soon"

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37 minutes ago, TheDcoder said:

nope, AutoIt won't run on RPi :(

Are you sure?  Thought Win10 was available on RPI these days.

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Not sure, at least I know for sure that its ARM instead of traditional processors so the CPU Instructions would be different... even if Windows 10 were to be ported, I would think that it will be something like Windows CEish.

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@Jos Turns out that you were right, there is Windows IoT Core available for RPi 2 and 3.

Unfortunately, as I expected, applications should be compiled for the ARM architecture and should not contain any GUI... With those 2 things, AutoIt won't function in Windows 10 IoT ;)

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@Jayden: if you want to write the program you said on a PC with Windows, you can try lots of examples on the guide. It is included in Autoit package and you can view it opening Scite and pressing F1.

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20 hours ago, j0kky said:

@Jayden: if you want to write the program you said on a PC with Windows, you can try lots of examples on the guide. It is included in Autoit package and you can view it opening Scite and pressing F1.

I know but is it possible that is works in the background like i am playing a game oe something and that that program works in the background.

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On ‎11‎/‎9‎/‎2016 at 11:47 AM, TheDcoder said:

@Jos Turns out that you were right, there is Windows IoT Core available for RPi 2 and 3.

Unfortunately, as I expected, applications should be compiled for the ARM architecture and should not contain any GUI... With those 2 things, AutoIt won't function in Windows 10 IoT ;)

Apologies for necro posting, however I know people will still find this thread when searching the forum (like I did)..

 

Anyway, since this thread, there has been much development in the single-board computer market, including Raspberry Pi style boards that run full on Intel CPUs and will support x86 apps natively. The next step will be to make your own windows version that's stripped down and removes all the junk you don't need, then install autoit. I did some research, and AutoIt can control GPIO pins without issue, and I have even seen some GPIO style libraries (UDFs) for autoit. One easy way to find these boards is to just google "raspberry PI with intel processor" and you will get a whole mess of boards.

 

tl;dr don't change the app, change the CPU.

 

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