Custom Query

Using the following code to get to the window in question, you will find that auto IT can not see any or a least most of the controls on some windows in Vista. Note: Your wireless adaptor is assumed to be nammed 'Wireless'. You can either change the name I used or change your adaptor's name. I am attaching the code as well as the information the AutoIT info viewer reports. The mouse was over the control I wish to use, but it does not appear in the info text.

To open this window manually (in case my script doesn't work for you: Open Network properties: Right click on wireless network adapter Select: Connect/Disconnect In New window - Connect to a network: Select Open and Network sharing center

It is on this window that I wish to select "Manage wireless Networks" I Have attached what my info box displays with the mouse over this control.

Also of note: The window launched by this control has the same issues, but these issues are worse from my perspective since I can't tell when certain controls like remove are present and I can;t seem to get a list of network profiles I have set up.

AutoIT Version: 3.2.10.0

This problem is observed trying to click the "Open Network and Sharing Center" Link on the "Connect to a network" window in Vista. You will need a wireless card on a vista machine in order to run this script. The script expects the card name to be 'Wireless' but this can be changed by changing the $adapter variable. I have put in two different ControlClick attempts, both of which should work, but do not. I have commented them as such. I have attached the code as well.

CODE {{ global $NCTITLE = "Network Connections" global $NETWORKSCONTROL = "SysListView321" global $adapter = "Wireless"

;Launch Network Properties page Run ("control.exe ncpa.cpl")

WinActivate ($NCTITLE) sleep (100)

;Select wireless adaptor ControlListView($NCTITLE, "", $NETWORKSCONTROL, "Select", ControlListView($NCTITLE,"",$NETWORKSCONTROL,"FindItem",$adapter) ) sleep (200)

;Get drop down options for Adaptor - same as right click ControlSend($NCTITLE, "", $NETWORKSCONTROL, "+{F10}") sleep (100)

;select Connect/Disconnect ControlSend($NCTITLE, "", $NETWORKSCONTROL, "o") sleep(200)

WinActivate ("Connect to a network")

;Both of these variants should work but don't ControlClick ("Connect to a network", "", 1007) ControlClick ("Connect to a network", "", "SysLink4") }}

FileGetTime string format is not compatible with any of the Date UDF functions. Since this is the only internal function dealing with time I think it would be easier to change than all of the Date* functions.

Can we add an option 3 to output date/time in this format? "YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS"