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[stuka]

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Edited August 23, 2009 by stuka

[Marc]

Your idea should work...

Anyway, I'd try it the simple way:

If not ProcessExists("Test.exe") then Run ("Test.exe")
    ; just continue. If Process did not exist already, it has been started.

of course, the other script has to be an compiled .exe file (not a .au3 file)

[Kip]

If ProcessExist("test.exe") Then
    ; do nothing
    ; ExitLoop or something like that (If it is in a loop)
Else
     Run("test.exe")
    ; the part that shoult be skipped
EndIf

[MisterBates]

What I'm trying to ask is rather confusing I know. I would like to know how a script is written in order to detect a running script, if it is running, then it skips the next part(the running part) and jumps into the next part of the script.

Errr...confusing?

Take a look at _singleton - may help...