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HI :)

I am new to AutoIT. And i want to make a Script to enable and disable Quick Launch over a cmd command like:

"C:\Quick Launch.exe" "1" // To Enlabe it.

<AND>

"C:\Quick Launch.exe" "0" // To Disable it.

Is this possible to make this if yes how. I found out how to make a script that change the settings if you click the .exe but not how i can do it with "1" and "0"

Run("Rundll32.exe SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 1")

WinWaitActive("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties")

ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button2")

ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button5")

ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button11")

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This is one way of working with $CmdLine, but since it is an ordinary array there are lots of other ways. To test directly in SciTE press view>parameters (or press Shift+F8) and write 0 or 1.

If $CmdLine[0] = 1 Then
    Select
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 0
            MsgBox(0, "", "Your code that disables quicklaunch should be here")
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 1
            MsgBox(0, "", "Your code that enables quicklaunch should be here")
    EndSelect
EndIf

Edit: fixed 1 case which were wrong...

Edited by AdmiralAlkex
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I was bored, try this code to change quick-launch with a language-independent method (yours would only work on english). I have never done this before but it seems to work for me.

The specific _SendMessage() was taken from here

#Include <SendMessage.au3>
Const $WM_USER = 0X400
Const $WMTRAY_TOGGLEQL = ($WM_USER + 237)

If $CmdLine[0] = 1 Then
    Select
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 0
            _SendMessage(WinGetHandle("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]"), $WMTRAY_TOGGLEQL, 0, False)
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 1
            _SendMessage(WinGetHandle("[CLASS:Shell_TrayWnd]"), $WMTRAY_TOGGLEQL, 0, True)
    EndSelect
EndIf

Edit: fixed 1 case which were wrong...

Edited by AdmiralAlkex
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Ok i have put your script in the SciTE than i have copyed the "SendMessage.au3" script form the link to "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" and then i have press Shift+F8 and put 1 in it but nothing happened. :)

This script is really needed a lot of people asked for this in other forums how to do that with "QuickLaunch" and "Hide Taskbar" for ther pre-configured Windows. That's the only thing you can do over registry grrr. >_<

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Ok i have put your script in the SciTE than i have copyed the "SendMessage.au3" script form the link to "C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include" and then i have press Shift+F8 and put 1 in it but nothing happened. :)

This script is really needed a lot of people asked for this in other forums how to do that with "QuickLaunch" and "Hide Taskbar" for ther pre-configured Windows. That's the only thing you can do over registry grrr. >_<

This is a 2nd warning, as your welcome to the forum has already warned you.

Do not delete a post, and post another to bump your posts. It's obvious you know how to edit a post, just do that.

Ther is only one problem it's the same code to enable it and disable it. (it's a checkbox option)

I am little bit lost. pinch.gif

EDIT:

Test the script for the Link you Posted. Couldn't find this topic over Search.

If i am not rong i must put your script and the other script together but how O_o

I am sorry but first setps are always hard to understand. wink.gif

This script is really needed a lot of people asked for this in other forums how to do that with "QuickLaunch" and "Hide Taskbar" for ther pre-configured Windows. That's the only thing you can do over registry grrr.

Please don't do it again or your posting privileges will be revoked.

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@AdmiralAlkex

Ok if i press Shift+F8 in SciTE nothing happens at all. But if i Compile it to an .exe files and tip in CMD

"C:\test.exe" 1

OR

"C:\test.exe" 0

The Quick Launch gets disabled and enabled again lol.

@SmOke_N

Sorry i wanted to edit my post but didn't see a Edit option so i posted a new post. And if i was entering the topic new then the Edit option was ther. O_o So i deleted this other useless confused posts form me. :)

Me hand posts always quicker than me brain wants. >_<

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Finally i found out how to do it:

If $CmdLine[0] = 1 Then
    Select
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 0
            Run("Rundll32.exe SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 1")
            WinWaitActive("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties")
            ControlCommand("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "[ID:1107]", "UnCheck")
            ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "[ID:1]")
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 1
            Run("Rundll32.exe SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 1")
            WinWaitActive("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties")
            ControlCommand("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "[ID:1107]", "Check")
            ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "[ID:1]")
    EndSelect
EndIf

But now i am also stuck at the same problem that i had with the VBScript i made. And that is if the CMD Windows Box or another Windows Box is over the "Taskbar and Start Menu Properties" then it doesn't work. Is ther no way around this. :)

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Ok that's strange now if i use "Button" commands instead of "controlID" commands then i don't have this problem.

Is it possible to make this script also multilanguage compatible ?

If $CmdLine[0] = 1 Then
    Select
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 0
            Run("Rundll32.exe SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 1")
            WinWaitActive("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties")
            ControlCommand("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button5", "UnCheck")
            ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button11")
        Case $CmdLine[1] = 1
            Run("Rundll32.exe SHELL32.DLL,Options_RunDLL 1")
            WinWaitActive("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties")
            ControlCommand("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button5", "Check")
            ControlClick("Taskbar and Start Menu Properties", "", "Button11")
    EndSelect
EndIf
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