Don't find the mistake in my script

[Hendricius]

$cm = 8902893; my headset
$cr = 0; my surroundsystem
$ib = InputBox("Inputbox","cm=headset, cr=surroundsystem",)
 
Sleep(2000);
Mouseclick("left",16,755,1,0); Startmenu
Sleep(500);
Send("y"); Systemcontrols
Sleep(3000);
Send("S");
Send("O");
Send("U"); Sound Options
Send("{ENTER}");
Sleep(2000);
AutoItSetOption ( "MouseCoordMode",0)
MouseClick("left",185,46,1,0); at the place where  you can change audio options
Sleep(2000);
If $ib = "cr" Then
    If PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cm Then
        Send("{DOWN}");  <-------------- dont know if this is correct
        Send("{ENTER}");
        EndIf
    ElseIf PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cr Then
        MsgBox(0,"programm","nothing changed");
            
        EndIf
        
If $ib = "cm" Then
    If PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cr Then
        Send("{DOWN}");
        Send("{ENTER}");
        EndIf
    ElseIf PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cm Then
        MsgBox(0,"programm","nothing changed");
            
        EndIf

Basically what this prgoramm should do is: Change the Sound input device in my systemcontrols.

Thanks for the help .

[theguy0000]

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Does it freeze your computer? give you a bsod? do nothing at all? make your computer smoke? take control of your friends and family and turn them into zombies?

[PaulIA]

Basically what this prgoramm should do is: Change the Sound input device in my systemcontrols.

@Hendricius: I see where you might be having some problems. First, I would open the Sound dialog using the RunDll32 method. Take a look at Dx21 for a reference on how to use RunDll32 to open this dialog. Next, I would use ControlClick and ControlSend to send clicks/text directly to the controls. With the Send function, you have to make sure the correct control is focused first before sending the text. Finally, see if you can get rid of all the sleep statements. They are a crutch and you should be writing the proper code to determine if the control/window is active and ready for input. Look at ControlCommand and in particular the section on "IsVisible" and "IsEnabled".

[Hendricius]

sorry have been on vacations. the programm just stops running

If $ib = "cr" Then

If PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cm Then

i think this is wrong. please tell me if yes or now . double if function.

[PaulIA]

I think you are confused about how to use an if/then/else statement. Either that, or you don't know how to format your code so that it follows the execution flow:

If $ib = "cr" Then
  If PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cm Then
    Send("{DOWN}");
    Send("{ENTER}");
  EndIf
ElseIf PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cr Then <-- Executed if $ib <> "cr"
  MsgBox(0,"programm","nothing changed");
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  If PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cr Then
    Send("{DOWN}");
    Send("{ENTER}");
  EndIf
ElseIf PixelGetColor(206, 117) = $cm Then <-- Executed if $ib <> "cm"
  MsgBox(0,"programm","nothing changed");
EndIf

[tresa]

I think the simplest way to go to sounds is to do

start menu >>> execute >>> mmsys.cpl >>> shift+tab >>> right

and you are on the sound tab !

[tresa]

I think the simplest way to go to sounds is to do

start menu >>> execute >>> mmsys.cpl >>> shift+tab >>> right

and you are on the sound tab !

If you want to change something in the audio tab code like this to arrive to the correct tab

run("control.exe mmsys.cpl 0,2") ; where 2 is the tab number-1 (I have volume,sounds,audio,...)

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