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hi,

can i write an autoit script and register it to windows? meaning that if another program will do the following:

$oInter=ObjCreate ("InterExe.Interface")
$oInter.Initialize(0)
$oInter.SendData($part4)
$oInter.Terminate()

can I write in AutoIT a ActiveExe that will listen to those requests? what i mean is can I write the "InterExe.Interface" in autoIT?

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hi,

can i write an autoit script and register it to windows? meaning that if another program will do the following:

$oInter=ObjCreate ("InterExe.Interface")
$oInter.Initialize(0)
$oInter.SendData($part4)
$oInter.Terminate()

can I write in AutoIT a ActiveExe that will listen to those requests? what i mean is can I write the "InterExe.Interface" in autoIT?

That would be AutoItX, which in the start menu at AutoIt v3|Extras|AuotItX. There's a help file link in the menu there.

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couldn't find what I ment there. is there a Forum with exapmles on that kind of stuff?

You don't look much before you ask, do you? There is a forum on this site, listed two lines below this one, called ActiveX/COM Help and Support (AutoItX).

It also occurs to me that these two topics by ptrex might be closer to what you want:

RegFreeCOM Au3X Example

Creating COM objects without a need of DLL's, Supports Methods Properties and Event

Your answers are in there somewhere.

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Valuater's AutoIt 1-2-3, Class... Is now in Session!For those who want somebody to write the script for them: RentACoder"Any technology distinguishable from magic is insufficiently advanced." -- Geek's corollary to Clarke's law
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