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How about a startup manager, I have been meaning to give this a go myself, but am really busy at moment.

A set of radio buttons with a countdown (so you can walk off and let it default to a set of programs) would be nice

Cheers

Steve

I'm sorry it took a while. Here are my excuses:
  • I was creating 2 scripts at once
  • I was stuck with the script
  • I forgot
I worked on it less than 10 hours. If you have problems or requests, please tell me and I will repair it.

If you run the script stand-alone, you can configure:

- your programs

- the default category

- the delay in seconds (when you run it automatically)

The command line argument to run the programs automatically:

/run

Here it is:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/SlimShady/StartupMGR.au3

BTW: The categories are hardcoded. To change a name,

edit this part in the script (example):

GUISetControl("radio", "Choose Cat1"

To:

GUISetControl("radio", "Category 1"
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I've made the eBook Compiler.

Your users can only extract the eBook with a password. Unless:

  • User knows the filename of the eBook (he can search through the hard drive)
I found out that to compile a script, you have to have these files in the same folder:
  • Aut2Exe.exe

  • AutoItSC.bin

  • upx.exe
Just run the script and follow the instructions.

BTW: I made the script that it FileInstalls the needed files from the current folder (so you may have to change that to your situation)

Here it is:

http://www.autoitscript.com/fileman/users/public/SlimShady/eBookComp_main.au3

This is great

You know how long I've been thinking about this thing/ I can't wait to try it thanks

Rick

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Did you put the 3 files (Aut2Exe.exe,AutoItSC.bin,upx.exe) like SlimShady said into the folder with the noncompiled script (cause they will packed into the compiled exe!) ?

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