ToXiCSoft Posted August 10, 2004 Share Posted August 10, 2004 Hm You could just as well creat an small App like this for people who dont know how to handle with Register... Youll choose the .exe and the App will add it in Run (= Auto launch ^^) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmanuel Posted August 10, 2004 Share Posted August 10, 2004 Well its like this: you store the string @SW_MINIMIZE into a variable. Then use the variable as parameter. in your case the var $state has the value of 0 which would launch everything with @SW_HIDE value.. just run this to show what i mean: $state = "@SW_MINIMIZE" msgbox(0,'test1',Number($state)) msgbox(0,'test2',NUMBER(@SW_MINIMIZE)) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Odd, it was launching them maximized... but it's working now, using the numbers:expandcollapse popup;App_Auto_Launch.au3 ; ;Written by: Jim Barr ;Email: jim+au3@barr.net ;Web Site: http://jimstips.com ; ;DESCRIPTION ;This application simply reads an initialization file to launch a pre-defined set of applications ;It reads as input the file "App_Auto_Launch.ini". The first section defines the number of apps to ;launch. Each successive section contains the required launch information for each app. ; ;COMMENTS ;I wrote this app to take the tedium out of launching the same apps every day whan I log in. ;Please feel free to tailor it to your needs, however if you sell any derivitive versions of this, ;please just give me credit. Thanks! ; ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AutoItSetOption("TrayIconDebug", 1) $title = "App Auto-launch" ;Read in number of apps to launch $appcount = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "NumberApps", "AppCount", "No Apps Defined") ; ;Define and display initial Splash Text $splashtext = "Auto-Launching " & $appcount & " applications..." $wd = 300 $ht = 20 + 20 * $appcount SplashTextOn($title, $splashtext, $wd, $ht) Sleep(2000) ; ;Read in app definitions and launch the apps For $i = 1 To $appcount $checkrunning = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "CheckRunning", "Y") $processname = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "ProcessName", "NotDefined") $description = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "Description", "NotDefined") $programname = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "ProgramName", "NotDefined") $startupdirectory = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "StartupDirectory", "NotDefined") $delay = IniRead("App_Auto_Launch.ini", "App" & $i, "Delay", "2000") $state = IniRead("App_auto_launch.ini", "App" & $i, "State", 6) Launchit($checkrunning, $processname, $programname, $description, $startupdirectory, $delay, $state) Next ; ;Function to check if process is running ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Func Launchit($checkrunning, $processname, $programname, $description, $startupdirectory, $delay, $state) If $checkrunning = "Y" Then If Not ProcessExists($processname) Then LaunchProgram($programname, $description, $startupdirectory, $delay, $state) Else $splashtext = $splashtext & @CRLF & $description & " is already running..." SplashTextOn($title, $splashtext, $wd, $ht) Sleep($delay) EndIf Else LaunchProgram($programname, $description, $startupdirectory, $delay, $state) EndIf EndFunc ;==>Launchit ; ;Function to launch the apps ;---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Func LaunchProgram($programname, $description, $startupdirectory, $delay, $state) $splashtext = $splashtext & @CRLF & "Starting " & $description & "..." SplashTextOn($title, $splashtext, $wd, $ht) Run($programname, $startupdirectory, $state) Sleep($delay) EndFunc ;==>LaunchProgram ; Exit INI, just enough to get the idea:[NumberApps] AppCount=1 [App1] CheckRunning = "Y" ProcessName = "aruser.exe" Description = "Remedy" ProgramName = "C:\Program Files\Remedy\Aruser.exe" StartupDirectory = "C:\Program Files\Remedy" Delay = 1000 State = 6 #~ State options: #~ 0 = HIDE Hides the window and activates another window. #~ 1 = NORMAL Normal window state #~ 3 = MAXIMIZE Maximizes the specified window. #~ 6 = MINIMIZE Minimizes the specified window and activates the next top-level window in the Z order. "I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sugi Posted August 10, 2004 Share Posted August 10, 2004 ProcessName = "aruser.exe"Description = "Remedy"Remedy? It's in use elsewhere?I'm lucky I 've moved to another team so I don't have to work with this hourglass-showing-program anymore... I haven't seen anything slower than that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmanuel Posted August 10, 2004 Share Posted August 10, 2004 Remedy? It's in use elsewhere? I'm lucky I 've moved to another team so I don't have to work with this hourglass-showing-program anymore... I haven't seen anything slower than that. <{POST_SNAPBACK}>sadly, yes we use it here. wish we didn't. now they're planning on moving all inventory stuff into it too. yay. not. it'd help if they'd actually paid to get it developed instead of having some mainframe programer develop it in house... that database is a MESS. "I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
emmanuel Posted August 11, 2004 Share Posted August 11, 2004 (edited) Just messing around, added this bit of code before the main body of the script:if $cmdline[0] = 1 and $cmdline[1] = "prompt" Then if MsgBox(4, "App Auto Launch", "Would you like to launch your Apps now?",30) = 7 then Exit EndIf EndIfAnd added a shortcut to window's startup folder to"c:\program files\app auto launch\app_auto_launch.exe" prompt'cause I like having it be there when I boot up, but I don't always want it to launch... May even add a timeout, so I can login, get my coffee and have it assume I mean yes...edit: added that timeout Edited August 11, 2004 by emmanuel "I'm not even supposed to be here today!" -Dante (Hicks) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drak Posted August 17, 2004 Share Posted August 17, 2004 I have just finished writing my Delphi App to do this (using AutoIT.dll) Q) Why didn't I use AutoIT ? A) didn't know about AutoIT before I started writing it other features in my App ask for UserID & password select which programs to run Sync passwords in selected Apps even if current passwords are different all controled by the INI file Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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