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Description: Have you ever wanted your AutoIT program to be able to send alerts or other messages to your phone? Well here is a possible solution. All you need is an email account that allows you to use SMTP and the Number and Service Provider of the phone you wish to message. Constants for the different service providers can be found in the UDF. Example Usage: #include "SMS.au3" $server = "smtp.gmail.com" $email = "xxx@xxx.xxx" $username = "xxx@xxx.xxx" $password = "xxxxxxxx" $port = 465 $ssl = 1 $number = xxxxxxxxxx $service = $T_MOBILE $message = "Hello, This is an AutoIT SMS" $message2 = "Yep..." $sms = _SMS_Start($server,$email,$username,$password,$port,$ssl) _SMS_Send($sms,$number,$service,$message) The UDF: Old Versions: SMS.au3 Most Recent Version: SMS.au3 Thanks: This UDF's SMTP capabilities are taken from Jos' SMTP UDF... Thank you Jos. If you have any suggestions, questions, or anything else, just let me know. Thanks for your time, Disabled Monkey

Look at the Helpfile on how to properly code Func 's

fett8802, That is one of the most important reasons why we have the rule about "no PMs asking for help" - another is that it prevents my inbox from exploding! M23

Help file for FileOpenDialog says: "@WorkingDir is changed on successful return." Suggestion: use @ScriptDir instead. hope that helps, whim

No, I just think this whole idea of forcing people to "thank you" for software before they get to use it is dumb. How do you know they liked your software? Did you ever think maybe only 30 of the 2k actually liked it or found it useful? If you set it up the way your trying to, your not getting real feedback on your software. That is unless you set up a "No Thanks" button.

SO, i was playing around with adding a C preprocessor into the SciTE IDE and i thought it became kinda cool. A package is attached, which hold a small installer and some binary files, that integrates the preprocessor into SciTE along with some syntax stuff, so you can run it right away through F5. It can also uninstall what was installed. This uses the open source mcpp C preprocessor, which can be found here: http://mcpp.sourceforge.net/ Example of usage (this gets converted to perfect valid au3 code): In case anybody doesn't know what the C preprocessor is: It allows for inclusion of other source files (already supported in autoit through #include)It allows for symbolic constants and small function-like macroesMost importantly, it allows for conditional inclusion through the use of #ifdef, #ifndef and #ifIt has some other tricks too, some of them explained in above picture.Known incompatibilities: Empty escape characters ("\") causes the engine to crash, i will look into this... can be disabled in \Autoit\scite\autoitwrapper\pre.ini (remove argument -a, others can btw be added here). So does anybody feel this is useful? Au3 PP.zip