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Hey... I am making autoit script. What do i must write instead of Sleep (24000), i need something else, not pause, any suggestion?

here is my script

CODE

; Run

Run($SF_1)

; Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; License Agreement

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{UP}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Customer Information

WinActive("ACDSee Pro")

Send("username")

Send("{TAB 3}")

Send("XXXXX-XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX")

Send("{TAB 2}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Setup Tyte

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Shell integrated Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Ready to install

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

Sleep(24000)

; Finish

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{SPACE}")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{ENTER}")

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Hey... I am making autoit script. What do i must write instead of Sleep (24000), i need something else, not pause, any suggestion?

here is my script

CODE

; Run

Run($SF_1)

; Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; License Agreement

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{UP}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Customer Information

WinActive("ACDSee Pro")

Send("username")

Send("{TAB 3}")

Send("XXXXX-XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX")

Send("{TAB 2}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Setup Tyte

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Shell integrated Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Ready to install

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

Sleep(24000)

; Finish

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{SPACE}")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{ENTER}")

There are other ways bt why do you not want to use sleep?

Serial port communications UDF Includes functions for binary transmission and reception.printing UDF Useful for graphs, forms, labels, reports etc.Add User Call Tips to SciTE for functions in UDFs not included with AutoIt and for your own scripts.Functions with parameters in OnEvent mode and for Hot Keys One function replaces GuiSetOnEvent, GuiCtrlSetOnEvent and HotKeySet.UDF IsConnected2 for notification of status of connected state of many urls or IPs, without slowing the script.
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Hey... I am making autoit script. What do i must write instead of Sleep (24000), i need something else, not pause, any suggestion?

here is my script

CODE

; Run

Run($SF_1)

; Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; License Agreement

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{UP}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Customer Information

WinActive("ACDSee Pro")

Send("username")

Send("{TAB 3}")

Send("XXXXX-XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX")

Send("{TAB 2}")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Setup Tyte

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Shell integrated Setup

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

; Ready to install

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{ENTER}")

Sleep(24000)

; Finish

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{SPACE}")

Send("{TAB}")

Send("{ENTER}")

Take a look at TimerInit() and TimerDiff() in the AutoIT help files. You could initialise a timer variable and then set up a loop using TimerDiff. Using this method allows you to pause execution of the script until either a condition within the loop is met or TimerDiff reaches a predefined limit.

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if i don't write sleep(24000) the next function start and cancel installation. I found one way, i add subtitle to function

; Ready to install
WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2", "Ready to Install the Program")
Send("{ENTER}")

; Install

WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2", "Installing ACDSee Pro 2")

; Finish
WinWaitActive("ACDSee Pro 2", "InstallShield Wizard Completed")
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