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For one reason or anouther, no matter what i do, I am not getting fileinstall to work. I hate it and it hates me so since I've basically given up on figguring it out, can somebody write a fileinstall for the file C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\Desktop\PS Beta\hook.dll and just have the destination be ... C:\PS . I know that there's info about this in the helpfile but no matter what I try and write, It refuses to work for me so can somebody who knows how to use this just write this one line for me please. thanks.

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I'm guessing you mean C:\PS\hook.dll as destination. Try to understand this

that I wrote recently, and you should easily be able to make it yourself :P

FileInstall("source", "dest" , flag)

1. When running a non-compiled script "source" is copied to "dest".

2. When compiling a script "source" is copied into the script.

3. When running a compiled script the included file is copied to "dest" when

the FileInstall-line is reached.

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If the file is currently located here:

"C:\Documents and Settings\HP_Administrator\Desktop\PS Beta\hook.dll"

Then other than the extra space on the end of yours after .dll I see no reason why it wouldn't...unless the directory C:\PS doesn't exist.... might want to put a , 1 after it.

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Edited by SmOke_N

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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