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AutoIt Windows Screenshooter Key Features: takes easily a screenshot from any visible window capture any region of the desktop incl. freehand capturing capture GUI controls and GUI menus separately capture a marked area every x seconds for a duration of y seconds create a GIF animation from saved frames (Vista or higher os required) capture to AVI file (without audio!) takes a screenshot from web sites (available only on Win7+ os and when Aero is enabled) put images to clipboard to paste to other applications easily color picker save image in different formats and also to PDF! add timestamp to saved images simple image editing options: greyscale, b&w, invert, rotate +-90° send image to printer and default email client preview of captured screens incl. zoom option multi monitor support display pixel color under mouse ruler basic image editor (paint, highlight, ellipse, rectangle, text and some graphic FX) watermark captured image no 3rd party tools or DLLs used - pure AutoIt! fully portable - no installation is needed multi language feature (Eng, Ger, Tur, Fra and Rus only) drag'n'drop an image to the app for editing To do: capture content of scrollable window/control capture cascaded menus Due to DllCall("User32.dll", "int", "PrintWindow", "hwnd", $hWnd, "handle", $hMemDC, "int", 0) limitation some windows cannot be captured properly (GDI+, ProgDVB, etc.) but can take screenshots of hidden windows. One workaround is to use full screen capturing (F11/F12) or "Grab Screen" function! Or try double click with rmb on listview items (beta). Download source code (10489 downloads previously): AutoIt Windows Screenshooter v1.84 Build 2019-08-18.7z (version 3.3.12.0+ needed!) You are not allowed to sell this code or just parts of it in a commercial project or modify it and distribute it with a different name! Download compiled Exe only: 4shared / Media Fire / Softpedia (1.58mb) Distributing copies of the program in compiled format (exe) must be free of any fee! -----> click here to Donate! (Current donators: 1. Cuong N.) It is designed for Win7+ operating systems with AERO enabled! E.g. on WinXP machines some functions are not working properly and might crash the application! AV scanners may have a negative impact the execution of compiled exe and might report any malware. I guarantee that there is no malicious code in the source code / exe!!! Main GUI: About Intro: Basic Image Editor: Watermark: Click link for an enhanced version of Watermark Image. Credits: main code by UEZ additional code (alphabetical order) by Authenticity, AutoItObject Team, Eemuli, Eukalyptus, funkey, _Kurt, martin, monoceres, ProgAndy, taietel, trancexx, Ward, wolf9228 and Yashied! mesale0077 for turkish translation wakillon for french translation AZJIO for russian translation Keys: Main GUI: User your mouse to scroll preview window or Numpad 8: Scroll preview window up Numpad 2: Scroll preview window down Numpad 4: Scroll preview window left Numpad 6: Scroll preview window right Numpad +: zoom in preview window or mouse wheel down Numpad -: zoom out preview window or mouse wheel up F1: capture again on last position F5: refresh Windows Name list PRINTSCREEN: take screenshot from whole screen ALT+PRINTSCR: take a screenshot from active window F10: Undo made changes with Image Editing function F11: take screenshot from whole screen incl mouse cursor F12: take screenshot from whole screen Ctrl+Alt+F9 start "Grab Screen" mode Ctrl+Alt+F12: take a screenshot from active window using alternative screenshot functionality (beta)! Ctrl+r: call ruler Ctrl+s: save current displayed image Ctrl+x: exit program ctrl+w: call web grab input field (available only when Aero is enabled) Ctrl+i: call image editor Ctrl+m: call watermark editor Ctrl+z: undo Only available on Vista+ os: double click with rmb on list items to use alternative screenshot functionality (beta)! When 'Grab Screen' is clicked you can hold down the ctrl key to switch to 'grab controls' mode. Control under mouse will be framed red. ctrl + shift will take the screenshot of appropriate control. To capture GUI menus you can press rmb which simulates the lmb. When a menu is opened press shift additionally to capture it. Press and hold only the shift key to capture any region on the desktop using freehand capturing - release it so capture marked regions! Or just mark resize able area which you want to grab. Press CTRL key to grab marked area or right mouse button to capture the marked area every x seconds for a duration of y seconds. When saving the image just enter the extension you wish to use (*.jpg;*.png;*.bmp;*.gif;*.tif;*.pdf). Big thanks to taietel for his PDF UDF! Image Editor: s: save 😄 copy n: send h: highlighter p: pen r: rectangle e: ellipse a: arrow o: color t: text g: text config Ctrl+z: undo Watermark editor: Ctrl+z: undo To start the app minimized just call it "Windows Screenshooter.exe /min" Maybe it is useful for someone... Any kind of comment is welcome. Br, UEZ Change log:

Hello everyone! Use skins for free is not an easy task and not very elegant, so I developed this UDF that I had been using in some programs that I did but that was not in the way of UDF! Are just two files: 1 - _USkinDLL.au3 2 - _UskinLibrary.au3 And only these three lines to add to your scripts: ; #include "_UskinLibrary.au3" _Uskin_LoadDLL() _USkin_Init(@ScriptDir & "SkinsOldSkool.msstyles"); <-- Put here your favorite skin... ;Run or compile the script and enjoy! Note: You can use the FileInstall() to attach the skin you want in your executable, or use the program ?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent> to embed the skin you want, there you will have to use this case as follows: ; #include "_UskinLibrary.au3" #include ".SkinsOldSkool.au3"; <-- This is an skin ".msstyles" embedded _Uskin_LoadDLL() _USkin_Init(_OldSkool(True)); <-- Put here your favorite Skin!!! ;See the program documentation ?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent> for more information about how to call files embedded! Note: Some skins have problems if the program is compiled using UPX compression, to circumvent this problem compile your program with the following options added to the top of the source code: #AutoIt3Wrapper_Compression=0 ;Compression parameter 0-4 0=Low 2=normal 4=High. Default=2 #AutoIt3Wrapper_UseUpx=n ;(Y/N) Compress output program. Default=YExample image Download (Updated 14/07/2012) Source with 57 Skins (.msstyles) and embedded (.au3): Example_UskinLibrary_(RedirectLink).html 17.8k (Previous downloads: 588) More Skins downloads http://www.skinbase.org/Skins/msstyles/135 http://www.lotsofskins.com/?num=41&page=browse_category Note: Only files are supported is "msstyles", but it is not a bother, since there are many sites with free downloads of these skins! The use of this DLL is free, ad-free and fully functional! About dll: http://www.neemedia.com João Carlos.

Whenever you are writing code, always look at the helpfile and read about what you are writing, even the loops and other keywords. The reason your Do Until loop failed is because it performs the operations in it and then checks the condition, the while wend loop performs the operations in it only if the condition is met.

This is what you want. Explanation is in the comments since you seem to learn better that way. ; Loop forever (until we explicitly use ExitLoop) While 1 ; Do the PixelSearch() $coord75 = PixelSearch( 25, 150, 766, 534, 0x13D926, 0 , 1, "[TITLE:WindowLawl]" ) ; You must check @error immediately after the function that may have set the error; in this case, immediately after PixelSearch() ; Check $coord75 HERE as well, BEFORE you try to access it as an array in MouseClick() If @error Or Not IsArray($coord75) Then ExitLoop ; Now and ONLY now is it safe to call MouseClick() MouseClick("left", $coord75[0] + 15, $coord75[1] + 5, 1 , 0) Sleep(200) WEnd Sleep(100)

Precise in what way? That would help understand what it is you're trying to achieve, because frankly I don't understand it right now.

Perhaps use Opt("TrayMenuMode", 3)

Don't recall telling you you have failed, only that you need to learn more about the basics before continuing.So be it when the truth hurts, but it remains a fact you need to learn some basic first. Enjoy the studying ... over and out. Jos

Test your code and see if you get the desired results.

Then I would advice you to start learning the language first before writing your 2000 lines scripts

When I saw the first post I somehow saw that coming. If you can convince a mod that your case is valid then perhaps a mod could be persuaded to decompile it for you but you would have to be able to prove that you wrote the script. Of course if you did write the script then the best advice might be to write it again and at the same time learn to back up things.

Yes, testdisk usually requires root (superuser) permissions to run due to the low-level disk access it requires. Privilege elevation in *nix is accomplished via the "sudo" and "su" commands.

The command is "sudo" And download TestDisk and run it from an external drive (such as a USB flashdrive) instead of the harddrive you lost your file on.

Step 1: If you have another computer, get off the affected one right now. Seriously. Right now. I know you already System Restore'd, but stop using it. Anything you do to the computer (including that System Restore ) could potentially overwrite the leftover pieces of your file. Step 2: Use TestDisk. It's the best data recovery tool I have ever used and it's free. Ideally, you should shut down the computer and boot back up from LiveCD with TestDisk (preferrably BackTrack in Forensics mode). This is the first thing I do whenever a client brings me a problem along these lines. If you don't have a LiveCD, download and burn it on a different computer.

Let's say you're writing up your resume and you want to say you know how to program. What language would you put? Would you say AutoIt? It's not very well known, or is AutoIt just a nickname of a coding language?

Depends if i need help painting the house.

You were worse. *runs away* Giggling.