Can Autoit fill in user input keys?

[guiron]

I'm still trying to install MsWorks 4.5 unattended without any luck so i took a look at AutoIt....I was able to write a script that when I type msworks setup.exe at the command prompt the first setup window appears, ie..C:\xpcd\$oem$\$1\install\applications\msworks\setup.exe.....then i can click on my AutoIt exe file i made (on my desktop) and it will fill in all the info and install msworks fine....The problem is I cant seem to this without first starting msworks setup.exe first then clicking on my AutoIt exe...Is it possible to make them work together via a batch file or something? Or am i going about this completely wrong?

[ZoSTeR]

The only thing you have to add to your AutoIt script is something like this:

Run("MsWorksSetup.exe")WinWait("MsWorks Setup window title")... Send Keys or whatever...

Use the AutoItSpy to get the window title of the setup.

[guiron]

Zoster, thank you so much... iv'e been struggling with trying to install Msworks unattended for days now...and for anyone who needs the script i used to install MsWorks 4.5 here it is...just covert it to a .exe and place it the Msworks folder and have your guirunonce say something like

echo

echo installing MsWorks 4.5

start /wait %systemdrive%\Install\Applications\MsWorks\(the name of your AutoIt).exe

echo Installation Complete!

the script.....

Run,Setup.exe

WinWait,Microsoft Works 4.5 Setup

send,{enter}

send,{del 8}

send,xxxxxx (x's=your name)

send,{tab}

send,{del 8}

send,None

send,{enter 2}

send,XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX (x's where the activation code is..no spaces)

send,{enter 2}

sleep,5000

send,{enter}

sleep,5000

send,{enter}

sleep,2000

send,{enter}

sleep,50000

send,{enter}

[guiron]

oops.... where it says:

send,None

the None designates your organization, so put what ever you want

also at the...

send,{del 8}

this is just clearing whatever may be in the field already so if your organization name is more than 8 characters then just change the 8 to 20 or whatever