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best thing to use for macro recording into an AutoIt Script.?


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thanks I tried that, but my KAV tells me its some type of virus win32 hooker or something like that..??

is the Au3Recorder about the best thing available for autoit to capture macros..??

I also tried some other macrorecorder inside scite,

is there anyway to record macros without having the mouse beeing moved when executing the script, just execute the clicks and keys Ect..??

Also I saw something that said that the macro recorders couldn't cooperate with popup windows from main app window or something, is there anyway to overcome this..??

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thanks I tried that, but my KAV tells me its some type of virus win32 hooker or something like that..??

is the Au3Recorder about the best thing available for autoit to capture macros..??

I also tried some other macrorecorder inside scite,

is there anyway to record macros without having the mouse beeing moved when executing the script, just execute the clicks and keys Ect..??

Also I saw something that said that the macro recorders couldn't cooperate with popup windows from main app window or something, is there anyway to overcome this..??

Hi,

If you have win32 virus don't compile with upx

For record somes keys use ispressed

#Include <Misc.au3>

While 1
If _IsPressed("01") then
Msgbox(0,"","mouse left click")
endif
WEnd

And use send func for send keys

Send("{ALT}{1}")
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possibly a false positive though...

Possibly ? :)

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=531818

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