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a06lp - Well didn't know the window title. prathapml - Yes those are handy, but they don't close the window that he's needing closed...or at least not with the code shown...or the extent of my know how.

Run( @ProgramFilesDir & "\sysreset\mirc.exe" ) WinWaitActive( "mIRC" ) WinClose( "mIRC" ) If WinExists( "Windows Firewall" ) Then WinClose( "Windows Firewall" ) EXIT

I'll be here for a while yet, just kind of have a sour taste in my mouth over the last bit. Heh and yes she is, very last bit of her. She's a real charmer and easy on the eyes.

My script for this is reposted....regestry is done....hehe in the regestry. Only reg's tho with in windows...it fails if done prior to login. I'm back for the time being...tho as to what extent not sure. Any ways good to see others doing some scripting, keep up the good work. totoymola - LMAO

WinWaitActive does remove the need for error prone sleep commands. ControlClick beats the snot out of Send. MouseClick is okay when there is no other option but to Send....and when using it make sure to set its speed to 1 so that its movement is near instant rather than getting stuck there watching it dance across the screen. Make use of User Vars or better yet use a INI file, to allow the end user some ablity to tweak the setup. Look for some crazy new stuff from me shortly. Any ways your getting your hands dirty and making some scripts so good show for that bit, and thanks for sharing your efforts with others.

Well this should work if the setup file is next to the script: Run ( "setup.exe" ) Provided of course your batch file started the autoit script...which you stated it did. Now if the setup file is not next to the script but insteed nested in another folder below the auto it script you would have to do some thing like so: Run ( @ScriptDir & "\folder\setup.exe" ) @ScriptDir is what ever the path is to the location of the autoit script...so you can move the script to your hard drive or cd usb drive and hell probably a network drive and it would still work fine as long as you can execute the autoit script to being with. Tho I haven't tested it via network so...don't quote me. My self I always have the setup file next to my autoit script...that said I also use the following code to excute files: ; Execute Installer If FileExists ( @ScriptDir & "\setup.exe" ) Then Run ( @ScriptDir & "\setup.exe" ) Else Exit EndIf

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Okay I uploaded it to my site for the time being...got like 4gigs for transfer monthly and so far only 260mb has been used...so the link well be good for a week before I take it down. prathapml - No I haven't but I'll take a look.

Your welcome...tho its a tad surprising that so few of snagged it...thus far only 5 have done so. Really guys for those that are viewing this its not a bad collection, sorted through some 18,000+ and narrowed it down to little over 2,200...tho it really could have been dropped down to 2,000 fairly easy...hehe but after reviewing that many avatar's one grows sick of it rather easy. Maybe at a later date I'll go through and polish it up (trim & sort) but for now it'll stand as it is...plus I got a load of wallpapers to sort through right now any ways 11gigs

Well if you give me a list of place's that will host a 16mb file, I'll upload it again.

First off I didn't create any of these, nor do I take any sort of credit for them. Size ranges from 48x48 to 100x100 in GIF, JPG, and PNG formats. They are archived in 7zip format, and there is a little over 2,200 of them, needless to say there is a wide selection to choose from. Like all things do not blindly deploy these through out your office or school. File: [link] (RapidShare.de) File: [link] (temp site)

hmm well I'll take my ban then, and still say f*** you. Now from here on out any one that needs a AutoIT script created will now have to pay $100 US per hour to hire me, since I have no disire to help the likes of you any longer.

xper - Warning directed at me (yes \ no)?

Are you f***ing kidding me? How long have you been using computers? It would appear to be not more than a few months. There are doc's on Dos that still to this day apply to WinXP but those doc's have NOT been marked as useful to WinXP. Pull your f***ing head out of your a**, and stop expecting every one to do your work for you. *Update* NO you got this flaming because you throw mud in the faces of others that try to help you. Its not any ones fault but your own for not accepting the value of what has been shared.

*shakes head*

DLF - Question did you take your meds today? Okay first off I my self prefer first hand info, rather than some ones interpatation of that info. Also not all doc's are updated MS has a LOT of them incase you haven't noticed...so what applies to Win2k may or may not apply to XP. Far as I can tell MHz was helpful...now whether or not you found it that way or not...is your hang up not his. Any ways your out of line, so stop and rethink what your saying and doing.

WPI - Windows Post Installation I think thats what it means...its a HTML page of sorts that use's JavaScript. Its rather cool, but same goes for XPlode...and many others out there. Just a matter of what strikes you the most interesting or the easiest to grasp is all. *Edit* WMI...not sure off hand...at first thought you where asking about WPI...till I reread the post. doh!

XPLode as well if I recall...I'm sure there are others as well.

Heh yeah I heard about it...I'm going to see about talking to some of Apoxol's old mod dev team (Urban Terror by SID) and see if one of the guys will break me off a chunk of info.

I think this is correct: REG ADD %KEY%\050 /V 2 /D "msiexec /i %systemdrive%\install\Applications\perfectdisk\Perfectdisk.msi /q ALLUSERS=1 ADDLOCAL=\"PDEngine,HelpFiles,GUI,DesktopIcon\" INSTALL_DESKTOP_ICON=1" /f

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there is also a autoit script if you prefer to go that route.

Quick question...why doesn't the autoit script just call the setup executable? Run ( "setup.exe /s /v /qn" ) Also if you like to toy with new things...MHz has been working with me on a RunOnceEx batch file replacement. Any ways the proper way would for the batch would look like so: REG ADD %KEY%\120 /VE /D "Partition Magic 8" /f REG ADD %KEY%\120 /V 1 /D "%systemdrive%\install\pm800\Setup\pm8pre.exe" /f REG ADD %KEY%\120 /V 2 /D "%systemdrive%\install\pm800\Setup\setup.exe /s /v /qn" /f Now with the AutoIt replacement it would look some thing like so: _FindDrive( "FIXED" , "boot.ini" ) $PATH = "install\Disk Tools\" _Title ( "Disk Tools Installation..." ) _Key ( "Partition Magic 8" , 'pm800\Setup\pm8pre.exe|^pm800\Setup\setup.exe^ /s /v /qn' ) _Key ( "DiskKeeper 9" , 'DiskKe... _RunOnce() Which might seem like a lot more code at first...but as you stack things up it starts to lessen the amount of code required greatly. Check out the sample file included with it. Currently on the last page of the autoit thread.

You seriously need to read things and stop posting about the same stuff over and over again. People wonder why it becomes difficult to search for things and get good results...well repeated posts like this are what eats up peoples time and effort...by being forced to dig through trash posts like this. Also this is more of a matter of Applicatons...rather than the OS part of the unattended disk, so to that end I'd even say this is in the wrong forum.

Well I can't find any of my script with examples of handling font dialogs, but as I recall the boxes above the combobox's are edit fields, so you just have to set the text per box. So: WinWaitActive ( "Font" ) ControlSetText ( "Font" , "" , "Edit1" , "Terminal" ) ControlSetText ( "Font" , "" , "Edit2" , "Bold" ) ControlSetText ( "Font" , "" , "Edit3" , "12" ) ControlClick ( "Font" , "" , "Button2" )