maximize from system tray - hit button - minimize

[flea2k]

I have written a small script that launches an exe and then auto logs me in.

The problem is when it logs in the program by default minimizes to the system tray. I want to somehow script it to maximize because there is a button that I have to push to complete the logon process.

If the program maximizes to the very top left coordinates of the screen, the button I need to push is located at x190 y53. Once that is pushed the program can be minimized.

The program is called fastcall.exe if you need that if you make a sample snipit.

I am new to this so it may be simple I just don't know all the functionality.

[PsaltyDS]

I have written a small script that launches an exe and then auto logs me in.

The problem is when it logs in the program by default minimizes to the system tray. I want to somehow script it to maximize because there is a button that I have to push to complete the logon process.

If the program maximizes to the very top left coordinates of the screen, the button I need to push is located at x190 y53. Once that is pushed the program can be minimized.

The program is called fastcall.exe if you need that if you make a sample snipit.

I am new to this so it may be simple I just don't know all the functionality.

Welcome to AutoIT!

Just to let you know how things work around here: You don't generally get very much help with people writing scripts FOR you. This forum is more about helping you to write it yourself.

In that vein: You can change the state of the window with WinSetState(), and then click the required button by X/Y coordinate with MouseClick(), or by Control ID with ControlClick(). The cool thing is, you don't even have to restore the window to click the button. You can use a control (the button is an example of a "Control", if you haven't gotten that far in the help file yet) on a minimized window with ControlCommand().

Give it a try and post your code (working or not!) and you'll get all the help you need to make it work.