MSN auto msg

[James]

Im making an auto replier, but for some reason it doesnt want to activate a minimized window.

;--------------------------------------
;
; Name: MSN Reply
; Author: Touch en Stride
;
;--------------------------------------

$away = "I am away at the moment, I will be back shortly." ; What to Send

WinActivate("- Conversation")
Send($away)

It doesnt want to work though

[Joon]

You could use WinSetState with @SW_RESTORE.

[Jos]

Im making an auto replier, but for some reason it doesnt want to activate a minimized window.

;--------------------------------------
;
; Name: MSN Reply
; Author: Touch en Stride
;
;--------------------------------------

$away = "I am away at the moment, I will be back shortly." ; What to Send

WinActivate("- Conversation")
Send($away)

It doesnt want to work though

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2) ;1=start, 2=subStr, 3=exact, 4=advanced

[James]

Hmm,

Joon: That doesnt activate the right window.

JdeB: I don't know where I put that one.

[Joon]

Hmm,

Joon: That doesnt activate the right window.

JdeB: I don't know where I put that one.

Typically, Opt goes on the top of your script.

[James]

Right, well do I need to add anything else?

[James]

Thanks to everyone who helped me, I have finally got it working!

[Jos]

JdeB: I don't know where I put that one.

Have you even tried to look it up before typing your reply ?

... But let me ask the question anyways... : What do you think: Before or After the WinActivate?

Edited December 4, 2006 by JdeB

[James]

Before

Now, I have another problem.

What would I do, if the window doesnt exist?

[AzKay]

If WinExists("- Conversation") Then ...

[James]

I fixed it just before you sent that.

[realkiller]

i fixed the code for you

While 1
$Gesprek = "hi iam not there"
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)
If WinExists("- Gesprek")Then
    WinActivate("- Conversation")
    ControlSend("- Conversation", "", "DirectUIHWND1", $Gesprek&"{ENTER}{ESC}")
EndIf
WEnd

Edited December 5, 2006 by realkiller