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Hi everyone!

I want to make program which run open source.

Example:

Compile program:

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <File.au3>
#include <Date.au3>
#include <Memory.au3>
ShellExecute ("Source.au3","","","run")oÝ÷ Ù*.­Ç»v®¶­sd×6t&÷cBÂgV÷C´æf÷&ÖFöâgV÷C²ÂgV÷C´ÆÂv÷&²fæRgV÷C²ÃR

Will it be work on other PC without installing autoit? Thanks!

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So, there is any way to do this without installing autoit? Perhaps, run with... or other?

HI,

what does open source mean in this case? You do not want an executable?

So long,

Mega

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I want, that some little *.exe file (300-600kb) execute a script in *.au3 format on other PC without installing autoit or others programms!

Have you checked out the option to "compile" your script ?

The Helpfile will tell you all about it.

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This is not what i looking for!

I want, that some little *.exe file (300-600kb) execute a script in *.au3 format on other PC without installing autoit or others programms!

I mean, that the end user can edit script in *.au3 format & run it with this little *.exe file.

The programm lines must be written in *.au3 file. *.exe file must be a loader. Sorry for not good english - i wrote as i can. Thanks

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