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Hi all :P

I need help with Autoit. I tryed to create some progs and when i wanted to Rename file with Comannd i havent founded Rename function. Can u plz tell me where can i find this function ? And 1 more problemm

I made programm that create some new dir's on Disk C. And i wanted to do so : If you start this programm it will copy urself to another dir that was created. And also i founded nothing about it ! There is no Command for it or tell me how to do it ;)

Thx.

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Hi all ^_^

I need help with Autoit. I tryed to create some progs and when i wanted to Rename file with Comannd i havent founded Rename function. Can u plz tell me where can i find this function ?

FileMove()?

And 1 more problemm

I made programm that create some new dir's on Disk C. And i wanted to do so : If you start this programm it will copy urself to another dir that was created. And also i founded nothing about it ! There is no Command for it or tell me how to do it :)

DirCopy()?

:)

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1) Thx for 1st :)

2) U didnt understand what i mean. I mean when some one will start my script at his/her PC, this script should copy urself (this file) in another Folder. But how it ll know where this guy/girl downloaded this script ? What code should i write ? It should know from where to copy this script to another Folder ! this is my prob

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1) Thx for 1st :)

2) U didnt understand what i mean. I mean when some one will start my script at his/her PC, this script should copy urself (this file) in another Folder. But how it ll know where this guy/girl downloaded this script ? What code should i write ? It should know from where to copy this script to another Folder ! this is my prob

The macro @ScriptFullPath is what you need. It gives you the name and location of the running script

FileCopy ( @ScriptFullPath, "C:\somedirectory" , 8 )

Iformation about this and many other very useful macros can be foun in the help file

@ScriptName

Filename of the running script.

@ScriptDir

Directory containing the running script. (Result does not contain a trailing backslash)

@ScriptFullPath

Equivalent to @ScriptDir & "\" & @ScriptName

@AppDataCommonDir path to Application Data

@DesktopCommonDir path to Desktop

@DocumentsCommonDir path to Documents

@FavoritesCommonDir path to Favorites

@ProgramsCommonDir path to Start Menu's Programs folder

@StartMenuCommonDir path to Start Menu folder

@StartupCommonDir path to Startup folder

Macros for Current User data. Most values are read from HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion

@AppDataDir path to current user's Application Data

@DesktopDir path to current user's Desktop

@MyDocumentsDir path to My Documents target

@FavoritesDir path to current user's Favorites

@ProgramsDir path to current user's Programs (folder on Start Menu)

@StartMenuDir path to current user's Start Menu

@StartupDir current user's Startup folder

@UserProfileDir Path to current user's Profile folder.

Other macros for the computer system:

@HomeDrive Drive letter of drive containing current user's home directory.

@HomePath Directory part of current user's home directory. To get the full path, use in conjunction with @HomeDrive.

@HomeShare Server and share name containing current user's home directory.

@LogonDNSDomain Logon DNS Domain.

@LogonDomain Logon Domain.

@LogonServer Logon server.

@ProgramFilesDir path to Program Files folder

@CommonFilesDir path to Common Files folder

@WindowsDir path to Windows folder

@SystemDir path to Windows' System (or System32) folder

@TempDir path to the temporary files folder

@ComSpec value of %comspec%, the SPECified secondary COMmand interpreter;

primarly for command line uses, e.g. Run(@ComSpec & " /k help | more")

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I have new problemm :

InetGet("http://www.mozilla.org", "C:\foo.html")

Run("foo.html", "C:\foo.html", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

It cant find downloaded file and also cant run it. I tryed all ways but its dont work. Its writing :

C:\Files\******\Scripts Test\Inetget.au3 (2) : ==> Unable to execute the external program.:

Run("foo.html", "C:\foo.html", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

The System can not find this File.

But when u put this file in System32 this will work !

Plz help me .

Thx

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I have new problemm :

InetGet("http://www.mozilla.org", "C:\foo.html")

Run("foo.html", "C:\foo.html", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

It cant find downloaded file and also cant run it. I tryed all ways but its dont work. Its writing :

C:\Files\******\Scripts Test\Inetget.au3 (2) : ==> Unable to execute the external program.:

Run("foo.html", "C:\foo.html", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

The System can not find this File.

But when u put this file in System32 this will work !

Plz help me .

Thx

I think

Run("foo.html", "C:\foo.html", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

should be

Run("C:\foo.html", "C:\", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

Or more likely this

ShellExecute("C:\foo.html","", "c:\", "open", @SW_MAXIMIZE)
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"Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the universe trying to build bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning."- Rick Cook

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