Keyboard command to stop script in v2?

[Guest cybergeek]

Hi guiys. I'm sorry to bother you all again, but I had meant to post my message in the v2 forum and not the v3 forum. My question is this:

I want to use a script that doesnt include any pauses in it so that the mouse continually moves and clicks where I want it. The problem is that I am not able to get to the taskbar to stop the script from running because the mouse gets stuck in an endless routine. I wondered, does AutoIt v2 include a way to stop a script using the keyboard? If so what is the key combination that needs to be pressed? Thank you so much for any help you can give me on this!

CyberGeek

[CyberSlug 3]

Idea:

Create a shortcut to some program that loads a window quicly such as calc or notepad--and preferrable something you rarely use. The shorcut should go on your desktop or Start Menu. Modify the shortcut's properties so that is has a hotkey such as Ctrl+Alt+D.

In your AutoIt script, put an IfWinExist test for that program's window title. If the window exists, simply sleep. Otherwise, move the mouse as normal.

[Guest RemyAF]

CyberSlug,

Awesome idea on the IfWinExist thing. I always have my scripts checking to see if the program itself is still open, and I also set unnecessary delays in my scripts so I have time to exit out of the script. Your way works and is much better.

I know I wasn't the one with the initial question, but thanks!!