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Hi

I am using autoitv3 on an XP pro machine

I am trying to write scripts that opens an image file.

I have tried FileOpen with no success

Ive search though mile of documentation and forum and found nothing.

I kind of a numb so please forgive the ignorance.

FileOpen("C:\image.jpg",?) ;is the only thing i cna gather on how to do this.

On that same note how do I open any file, with any path, with any extension?

Thank you

Chaos

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Newest Beta + ShellExecute

or

Run(@Comspec & ' /c "' & 'C:\image.jpg"', '', @SW_HIDE)

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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Are you looking for the FileOpenDialog(), its a menu that allows you to select it. If you are, then use it like so:

FileOpenDialog("Title",@DesktopDir, "All (*.*)|JPG (*.jpg)|Bitmap (*.bmp)|GIF (*.gif)")

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Are you looking for the FileOpenDialog(), its a menu that allows you to select it. If you are, then use it like so:

FileOpenDialog("Title",@DesktopDir, "All (*.*)|JPG (*.jpg)|Bitmap (*.bmp)|GIF (*.gif)")

the example on autoit fileopendialog worked great but i need the image to open and be displayed

it either is not displayed at all, or blinks open and closes quickly

can you offer some assistances?

Chaos

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the example on autoit fileopendialog worked great but i need the image to open and be displayed

it either is not displayed at all, or blinks open and closes quickly

can you offer some assistances?

Chaos

I already gave you the answer to that.

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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