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The Forum Rules specifically mention that "keyloggers" are a prohibited subject on this forum. Of late we have had several threads locked because they have strayed (usually unwittingly) into keylogger territory. Here is a reminder of what Jon (the site owner) has set out as the basis for acceptability: "how to check for a few keys being pressed is one thing" We are not going to define "a few" in absolute terms, but if you post any code which checks for the best part of the keyboard you can be absolutely sure that you are in breach of the rules, that your thread will be locked, and that sanctions may follow. So please do not post such scripts - we do not want to be heavy-handed, but after this announcement your excuses had better be very good ones! M23

here's my sample code i use, it launch cmd, and types out ping for you so all you have to do is type in a computer/server name, or ip address Run ("C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe") SLEEP(100) Send("cd{SPACE}\{ENTER}") Send("cls{ENTER}") Send("ping{SPACE}")

You are wrong. Koda can do it, switch ON: Options/Code Generator/Expand %var% variables Then place %a% into Input control's Text property. In generated code will be $Input1 = GUICtrlCreateInput($a, 120, 80, 121, 21)

It's taking the directory from where the file is, the script directory that is. When it's pinned, it's probably using one of the default directories as the working directory, which isn't your script directory.

I did not say BrewManNH but the subject, we're all friends here.

ignore me... my intelligence forgot to jump on board the S.S. BrainInSkull when I went to work this morning. Hopefully I'll be able to pick him up on my lunch break... and the bastard better not be sleeping.

VixinG, When your GUI is not active, you get an error return from GUIGetCursorInfo - so your script never looks at the mouseover section of the script. The solution is to use the winhandle parameter with GUIGetCursorInfo - then the array is returned even when your GUI is not active (as the Help file explains). M23

Top right click on your name Choose my profile then on right choose edit profile and in general settings there will be a button that mentions photos

From what you say, the cheapest way to power an opto-coupler will be using an USB to serial adapter. You can find many of them on every buying platform, but make sure you get one with a working driver! Then double check that you won't overdrive the LED and place a diode in series (stock 1N4148 or equivalent will do) as many opto-LEDs don't like reverse-voltage very much. Which opto-coupler do you plan to use? Put otherwise: which load do you want to pilot and under which power source? (My avatar should give you a hint as to why I'm asking.)

My point was, if your Windows can't see/access the Linux partitions, then AutoIt isn't going to magically make them appear. As to whether or not Linux files are more protected, who cares, this is an AutoIt forum, and AutoIt doesn't work on Linux (without using WINE that is). If you want to use Linux use it, but don't expect a Windows only program to be able to be used with it.

If you're getting stack overflow errors, you need to slow the process down (i.e. add some sleeps). What's happening is it's looping too quickly and its reading data into memory faster than it can take it out. You're trying to make the fat kid run for his cake.

pics or it didn't happen.

fuck you if i see you i will fuck you fuck off WTF