Can you create a ClassNameNN for a checkmark?

[roofninja]

Is there a way to give a checkmark box with text a ClassNameNN or Control ID? I don't understand why, but it keeps on changing. Everytime the PC reboots or program restarts, it changes the ClassNameNN and Control ID. As you can see, I have found a few that repeat but I can't cover every single one.

If you have a better solution to this please bring it up. I am at a dead end here.

CODE

;this is to change the updates for adobe reader 6

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global $titlet1 = "Preferences"

run ("C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe")

winwaitactive("Adobe Reader")

send ("^k") ;ctrl_k, opens the preferences

;ClassNameNN: ListBox1

controlfocus ($titlet1,"","ListBox1")

send ("{DOWN 17}") ;this moves the cursor down 17 to get to the bottom

sleep (4000)

;Control ID:1919905659, ClassNameNN: ComboBox1, Text: none

;this is a combobox that has to change to Manually

send ("!c") ;this activates the dropdown box

send ("{DOWN 2}") ;this drops down to the bottom of the list

;unchecks the checkmark

;one of the ClassNameNN must work.

;Control ID: 1919905663, ClassNameNN: Button6, Text: &Display notification dialog at startup

;Control ID: 1919905679, ClassNameNN: Button11, Text: RENAMEDBYADMWHILEHIDDENTOALLOWDUPLICATEACCELERATORS

;Control ID: 1919905856, ClassNameNN: Button74, Text: &Display notification dialog at startup

;Control ID:1919905838, ClassNameNN: Button69

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button6","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button11","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button74","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button69","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button61","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button38","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button73","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button96","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button90","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button81","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button12","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Button36","UnCheck","")

controlcommand ($titlet1,"&Display notification dialog at startup","Static64","UnCheck","")

;Title: Adobe Reader

;ClassNameNN:Button3, Text: &No

if winexists ("Adobe Reader")=1 then send ("!n")

;Control ID: 1, ClassNameNN: Button1, Text: OK

controlclick ($titlet1,"OK","Button1","left",1)

winclose("Adobe Reader") ;this is to close the application

[SmOke_N]

You can probably use _CtrlGetByPos()