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If it helps at all there is a Spanish help file for an older version of AutoIt here

http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs.shtml

And there is also a Spanish AutoIt forum here

http://www.emesn.com/autoitforum/

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I have seen this document, but I think he should be stuck in the same updated autoit

Thanks for Forum , I going look

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Get a login to my program

But he is showing an error, that soon after the login is "Login succ .." and opens the box, select the version (BRAZIL or Spain), and nothing happens after that

I think it must be a silly mistake, but I am not thinking

you's look please

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=97394

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Hi BrettF

I if you could help me out.

Your login script is sweet and is excatly what i need.

BUT is there anyway to hard code into the script the user and password.

This way isng to have dosent have to be typed.

Also is it is hard coded it will just login with no user intervention?

I have a siuation where i am trying to get a pc to login automatically so i can you a keystoke script to run an application.

I hope you can help, this is driving me insane.

Especially since it is Footy season. Too many game sto watch and not enough time to work this kind of things out.

Many Thanks

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Not sure exactly what you want, but you can't have tried very hard. Please see these lines:

Local $username = GUICtrlCreateInput('', 8, -1, $hWidth - 81, 21)

Local $password = GUICtrlCreateInput('', 8, -1, $hWidth - 81, 21, 32);, $ES_PASSWORD)

If you can't be bothered to work on it yourself, what makes you think I can be bothered to do it for you? >_<

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BTW Storing it defeats the purpose of it.

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Thanks Brett.

I admit i am no expert with this kind of stuff, and i assure you i looked.

The reason for storing the password is to how a script that will automatically login into a machine unattended.

I am trying to then have ascript that will run a series of keystroke command to run an application.

I appricate the help.

Many Thanks

Not sure exactly what you want, but you can't have tried very hard. Please see these lines:

Local $username = GUICtrlCreateInput('', 8, -1, $hWidth - 81, 21)

Local $password = GUICtrlCreateInput('', 8, -1, $hWidth - 81, 21, 32);, $ES_PASSWORD)

If you can't be bothered to work on it yourself, what makes you think I can be bothered to do it for you? >_<

EDIT:

BTW Storing it defeats the purpose of it.

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