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OK cool I got it to work. I just replaced the 'button1' statement with 'Yes' (the name of the button to click on) and it worked great. Again thanks for the help. -Dan

Yeah the ControlClick function is a little tricker. I've found some examples online but there all inconsistant w/ each other. But I should be able to figure it out. Thanks a lot.

Thank you Redfive, that works great! Would you actually know the correct syntax for the ControlClick function? I really appreciate the help. -Dan

Hello! I have created an AutoIT script to upgrade a file for 2 different versions of an application but I am having an issue evaluating a 3rd condition. The following is the script I have put together: ; Script Function: ; Performs configuration upgrade to either Integrity Agent 5 or Integrity Agent 6 ; $IA6PATH = "c:\Program Files\checkpoint\integrity client\iclient.exe" $IA5PATH = "c:\Program Files\zone labs\Integrity Client\iclient.exe" $GO1 = '"C:\Program Files\Zone Labs\Integrity Client\iclient.exe" -config "\\(machinename)\C$\temp\reconfig\ServerIP.xml"' $GO2 = '"C:\Program Files\checkpoint\Integrity Client\iclient.exe" -config "\\(machinename)\C$\temp\reconfig\ServerIP.xml"' ; If $IA5PATH = 1 Then Run($IA5) Else Run($IA6) Endif ; WinWaitActive("Reconfiguration Confirmation") Send("{ENTER}") I need to enter in a 3rd condition that will exit if the script cannot find either of the directories ($IA5 or $IA6). I've tried using Elseif, separate If...Then, Select Case statements and subroutines but none have worked. If someone can just explain the proper way to evaluate multiple conditions in AutoIT I can have this script finally working the right way. Thank you. -Dan

Isn't VMWare 5.5 in an .msi format? Just use the standard windows installer switches. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=227091 -Dan

Greetings; I have a Windows XP Tablet Edition Unattended installation that I just created. During the RunOnceEx portion of the installation, the Found New Hardware Wizard pops up suspending the entire process. I know some of you may be saying "Just click next or cancel", but honestly the less clicking possible the easier my job is (user interaction = more room for error). Does anyone know what registry value(s) to modify to stop the pain in the a** hardware wizard from coming up? Or a script that will supress it? If anyone has any information that will help me, please let me as soon as possible, I need to finish this project this week. Thanks. -Dan

hello. i have been tasked with removing the yahoo! search bar and buy adobe buttons from adobe acrobat 7.0 before we deploy it to our organization. i have found a q&a document from adobe explaining that the installshield tuner can be used to edit the following registry key in the registry section of the tuner to remove these 2 buttons: hkcu\software\adobe\adobe acrobat\7.0\avgeneral\ctoolbars\cwebsearchview\cpositions\cinternal\"bhidden"=dword:000001 i am unable to locate this key from the tuner, i even install acrobat 7.0 and check to see if the key exists after installation on the machine, and cannot find any of the keys beyond the 7.0 key. if anyone has any experience using the tuner to customize acrobat 7.0 and has successfully removed these two buttons from their installation please let me know how you did it. thanks.