AutoIT on Pocket PC

[Carlos 0]

Can i use compiled scripts on Pocket PC 2003

[Andre 0]

Nope

Pocket pc is a different OS then Windows .....

Andre

[jpm 37]

Can i use compiled scripts on Pocket PC 2003

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

No, it need to be compiled for Pocket PC (different processor architecture ARM/XScale/.../Pentium). :">

I heard somebody try to port some functions of AutoIt but it has not released something for Pocket PC. Perhaps JON now more on this subject.

[techguy86 0]

I wish AutoIt worked in DOS.

Let me explain, though nobody will probably read this.

You compile a script to become an exe and that exe works in "windows."

What if I want to make a DOS GUI for fdisk. Stupid I know, but what if?

What if I want to boot off a AutoIt file?

[Blue_Drache 258]

I wish AutoIt worked in DOS.

Let me explain, though nobody will probably read this.

You compile a script to become an exe and that exe works in "windows."

What if I want to make a DOS GUI for fdisk.  Stupid I know, but what if?

What if I want to boot off a AutoIt file?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, you'll just have to recompile the source to use DOS ONLY API Calls. Good luck.

[jpm 37]

I wish AutoIt worked in DOS.

Let me explain, though nobody will probably read this.

You compile a script to become an exe and that exe works in "windows."

What if I want to make a DOS GUI for fdisk.  Stupid I know, but what if?

What if I want to boot off a AutoIt file?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I understand your need.

But it could even more difficult to make AutoIt running under DOS than under PocketPC.

[SlimShady 0]

DOS is 16bit environment, right?

I guess that's the reason why it won't ever work.

[Valik 468]

DOS is 16bit environment, right?

I guess that's the reason why it won't ever work.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well, that and the fact that it's DOS and not WINDOWS.

[jpm 37]

DOS is 16bit environment, right?

I guess that's the reason why it won't ever work.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

it is 1-bit but the main reason is the available Dos functions not matching the Window functions used inside AutoIt as stated by Blue_Drache

[Blue_Drache 258]

it is 1-bit but the main reason is the available Dos functions not matching the Window functions used inside AutoIt as stated by Blue_Drache

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

You mean I got something right for once?

[SlimShady 0]

it is 1-bit but the main reason is the available Dos functions not matching the Window functions used inside AutoIt as stated by Blue_Drache

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yeah. I knew that. And as nice Valik always is he mentioned it also.

Duhhh!!

[jpm 37]

You mean I got something right for once? 

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

are you writing something you do not thing it's true in this Forum?

I never assume that in this particular forum everybody try to help everybody

[BigDaddyO 1]

Back to the Pocket PC thing. Does anyone know about that compiler thingy that was talked about? I have an AutoIT script that I use for connecting to my Test computers.

I use it to reimage them remotely.

Connect to them remotely through RDP and or PC-Anywhere

View Statitics on programs installed

Take a screenshot remotely for viewing if I'm unable to connect with RDP/PCAW

I would LOVE to be able to bring that with me and Re-Image all my test computers to the proper image while in a meeting, So by the time I get back to my Lab I can start testing.

[scriptkitty 1]

Can you link to a windows PC via VNC? I can do almost anything on my palm this way. I am sure there is a VNC client for pocket PC. At worst case, you could write a script on your pocket pc and email it to your computer to process. Hell I can do that from my phone.

Of course you have to have an autoit script running on your pc to grab that info and process it.

Just have to think outside the box.

But on a side note, I would drop my palm in the round file if autoit for pocketPC ever got working and buy one of those.

[jftuga 0]

Maybe you could try compiling an really old version of AutoIT like v2 or even v1 for DOS.

-John

[jcorr1339 0]

Anthing new on this topic???

I have a big need to update CE4.2 devices for work. Any thoughts?