Apples292

Bump

No problem, I don't use Chrome so I don't have experience with the controls and handles of windows it uses but you could use the AutoIt Window Info tool to find the window class/name (looks like you've found it with this [CLASS:Chrome_WidgetWin_1]) and the handles of the two inputs on that window. Once you've done that you can either use ControlSetText ( "[CLASS:Chrome_WidgetWin_1]", "", $hUserIDControlHandle, "Menara") ControlSetText ( "[CLASS:Chrome_WidgetWin_1]", "", $hPasswordControlHandle, "Menara") Or ControlSend() Which uses a similar syntax Thanks Apples292

Would you be satisfied with something that simply entered the details when you pressed a required key? #Include <Misc.au3> While 1 If _IsPressed(70) Then ; Code 70 is the F1 key however you can use a different key by checking the helpfile for _IsPressed() Send("Username") Send({TAB}) Send("Password") EndIf sleep(10) WEnd Thanks Apples292

Hi everyone, Using this script (it has a broken link but here are the files) I'm trying to record a short clip 1 second or shorter longer (although you can assume it's always 1 second) and every time I record the clip (mp3 however it's the same on wav) it ends up with an extremely short static sound at the start of each clip even with the highest quality sound. Is there anyway you can trim the file down, also using bass, for example taking the first 100 miliseconds off the start (it has to be mp3 though)? Or on the other hand, does anyone know of another bass recording tool that allows that diversity of options, e.g quality (not essential but preferable), volume and microphone choices (these two are important) which doesn't have this issue? Thanks Apples292

Hey Monoceres, I'm really not good with bass and so even with your comments I'm not very confident to change things around. Is there a way of doing it, similar to Kip's post, where it sends maybe 1024 bytes of data and then waits until that's been played and then send the next packet, so the music is being transmitted in real time? Thanks Apples292

This is something I'd be extremely pleased to see made if anyone else is out there with the knowledge? Maybe something to do with BassAsio.au3??? I really know nothing about it... Thanks Apples292

Yep you're spot on with your logic Thanks Apples292

Hi Alektra Is the red that comes from the rectangle always the same? If so you can use the AutoIt Window Info tool to get the Hex code of the colour that actually shows in your program, from there you can change your code so it searches for that instead for example: $hex = 0xFF0000 ;Change this to the hexcode of the colour $pixel = PixelSearch ( 390, 340, 410, 343, $hex, 100) Local $i = 0 Do If IsArray($pixel) = True Then MouseClick("left") Sleep(80) EndIf Until $i = 1 If that doesn't work because the red isn't always the same colour then try investigating pixel checksum, however this would trigger a change no matter what colour shows up. Thanks Apples292

Only just seen this, thx a lot BrewMan Thanks Apples292

I thought the .exe was a different file??? In the code it mentions FileInstalling that file plus other people have commented asking for source code... Thanks Apples292

Uh... does anyone have a copy of the .exe for that download cause the link is broken... Thanks Apples292

Okay, so it might not be possible? I guess that's okay but to do the webcam thing u'll probably have to set the default driver to the desired webcam eachtime... nvm Thanks for all of the help guys Apples292

This is all I know or know how to get on my computer info... Thanks Apples292

Sorry I had to go somewhere My OS = Windows XP Professional Version 2002 Autoit Version = 3.3.8.1 Thanks Apples292

I did that, I now get the MsgBox(0, "", "Yes, I am an object!") everytime I run it, whether there is a webcam/USB stick in or not Thanks Apples292 BTW: This is what I've been trying $wbemFlagReturnImmediately = 0x10 $wbemFlagForwardOnly = 0x20 $strComputer = "localhost" $WMI = ObjGet("winmgmts:" & $strComputer & "rootCIMV2") Local $aItems = $WMI.ExecQuery("SELECT * FROM Win32_USBDevice", "WQL", $wbemFlagReturnImmediately + $wbemFlagForwardOnly) If IsObj($aItems) then MsgBox(0, "", "Yes, I am an object!") For $element In $aItems MsgBox(0, "======" & $element.Name & "======", "Manufacturer: " & $element.Manufacturer & @CRLF & @CRLF & "Description: " & $element.Description) Next Else Msgbox(0,"","No WMI Objects Found for class: " & "Win32_USBDevice" ) Endif