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I don't know if this was requested before or even suggested. I was just wondering since you have the Window Info Tool. Ever thought about a Recording Tool? Where it could record Key strokes and/or mouse movements and clicks. I know for the most part typing in the commands will be better but some tasks are really annoying to figure out key strokes maybe tabbing 7 times. With myself I find I have to do it manually once and then can put the command {TAB 7} when it would be nice to have a recorder keeping track of the number as well as order of key strokes. AutoIt is great though already.

Thanks, Kyle

When using the 'check for updates' utility under Vista x64, it fails to detect the installed versions of AutoIT.

I think this is due to where the installation details are written to the registry in Vista x64 (and probably any other x64 Windows version).

I'm guessing the utility is expecting to find this info here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3

When Vista x64 is actually writting it here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\AutoIt v3

Hi, I presume there has been a change in obtaining windows in this version?; ? a bug (I see there was a change to ";" in windows names?) I have an App with a number of instances of same name/ ID SysListView32 on different tabs/ achild windows. 3.2.11.2 seems to retrieve a different instance; can I specify this better? CODE: AutoIt WinActivate('Medical')

Local $WindowHwnd = HWnd(WinGetHandle('Medical')) If @error Then ConsoleWrite("@error $WindowHwnd@error=" & @error & @LF) ConsoleWrite("$WindowHwnd =" & $WindowHwnd & @LF) Local $TabControl_HWnd = ControlGetHandle($WindowHwnd, , '[Class:SysTabControl32;Instance:1]') If @error Then ConsoleWrite("@error $TabControl_HWnd @error=" & @error & @LF) ConsoleWrite("$TabControl_HWnd =" & $TabControl_HWnd & @LF) ControlSend('Medical', "", $TabControl_HWnd, "!l!x"); 'Curr&x'

Local $FileListView_HWnd = ControlGetHandle($WindowHwnd, , '[Class:SysListView32;Instance:8]');100); If @error Then ConsoleWrite("@error $FileListView_HWnd @error=" & @error & @LF) Local $d = 0, $i = 0, $colCount = _GUICtrlListView_GetColumnCount($FileListView_HWnd), $i, $aItems[100]

Working in 3.2.11.1

QUOTE $WindowHwnd =0x0078049C $TabControl_HWnd =0x00A405D6 Col Count: 20 for $FileListView_HWnd=0x019D0606

Not Working in 3.2.11.2

QUOTE $WindowHwnd =0x0078049C $TabControl_HWnd =0x00A405D6 Col Count: 7 for $FileListView_HWnd=0x00620792

So it retrieves a different instance with 7 cols instead of 20 cols

QUOTE Class SysListView32 Instance 8 ClassNameNN SysListView328 ID 100

Class SysListView32 Instance 8 ClassNameNN SysListView328 ID 111 Only the ID is different here (in fact sometimes the same, but not for this problem;) But I can't seem to retrieve it using ID alone.. Is there some syntax method I am missing here? Best, Randall ​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?s=&showtopic=66499&view=findpost&p=492786