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Okay,

I've been looking all over the forums for an answer in hopes of avoiding posting. <so not to look like a N00B> But I can find a answer that I can understand. (I'm still getting my feet wet with autoit)

What I'm doing is running this code below. To get the names of the workstations a users has logged into and out off. (this parts works)

$name="JOE_BlOW" 
Run(@ComSpec & " /c dsquery computer -desc *" & $name & "*logoff* -o rdn > C:\TEMP\logoff.txt","",@SW_HIDE) 
Run(@ComSpec & " /c dsquery computer -desc *" & $name & "*logon* -o rdn > C:\TEMP\logon.txt","",@SW_HIDE)

The TXT file looks like this:

"Computer1"
"Computer2"
"Computer3"
"Computer4"

My problem. I'm trying to import the txt file into a Listview. But I only want the top four Computer names, and I can't get it to remove the " around the computer names. Any ideas, or can someone point me to an example I can look at. I can't find anything in the forums, but then again I'm might not be looking in the right place.

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Okay,

I've been looking all over the forums for an answer in hopes of avoiding posting. <so not to look like a N00B> But I can find a answer that I can understand. (I'm still getting my feet wet with autoit)

What I'm doing is running this code below. To get the names of the workstations a users has logged into and out off. (this parts works)

$name="JOE_BlOW" 
Run(@ComSpec & " /c dsquery computer -desc *" & $name & "*logoff* -o rdn > C:\TEMP\logoff.txt","",@SW_HIDE) 
Run(@ComSpec & " /c dsquery computer -desc *" & $name & "*logon* -o rdn > C:\TEMP\logon.txt","",@SW_HIDE)

The TXT file looks like this:

"Computer1"
"Computer2"
"Computer3"
"Computer4"

My problem. I'm trying to import the txt file into a Listview. But I only want the top four Computer names, and I can't get it to remove the " around the computer names. Any ideas, or can someone point me to an example I can look at. I can't find anything in the forums, but then again I'm might not be looking in the right place.

To get rid of a substring in a string you can use StringReplace, and make the replacement an empty string.

Eg

$NewStr = StringReplace($OldStr,'"',''); '"' = single quote + double quote + single quote, '' = single quote + single quote

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Sorry I'm slow, but I'm still don't get listview. I've been reading the posts and reading the notes in GuiListview.au3. And I'm still lost. I can't find any good documentation on how to use all the commands that come with GuiListview_xxxxx. I'm just trying to import a text file into the listview, but I can't understand any of the posts, or documentation.

I'm not looking for a give me... I just need some help pointing me in the right direction.

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