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I don't know, I usually already know my username and password.

Hi, So you will need to check if the existing file is more recent that the one you want to copy with the func FileGetTime. Br, FireFox.

Look at WM_COPYDATA in my signature (which is a UDF really) or search for 'interprocess communication.' I know Melba23 likes trancexx's MailSlot UDF.

dzlee, So you are looking to pass parameters to a compiled AutoIt script. You can use the $CmdLine array to read them from within your script - take a look here. Or take a look at the AutoItX section of the forum - many of AutoIt's functions are available in the AutoItX3.dll file. M23

Ok, it's time you described your problem in detail.

You seem to have forgotten Lizzard and Spock http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kov2G0GouBw

When I run that script with the correct UDF I get two message boxes, one showing BANK0's specs, and the other showing BANK2's specs, which when added together gives me the 4GB that my system has. Also running this under Win 7 x64.

Speaking of dxdiag, it can output to xml =D dxdiag /x "%userprofile%desktopdxdiag.xml" EDIT: RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c dxdiag /x "' & @DesktopDir & 'dxdiag.xml"', @SystemDir, @SW_HIDE)

It's part of the written by JSThePatriot.

I think there's a space after the X.

There's no doubt about it.

You're welcome. Please show the syntax of your post request here so that it might help others in the future (do it with detail related back to the header you included above, if possible). Dale

There have been many discussions of this sort of thing in the forum before and they always end up being someone trying to defeat a capcha. I believe that a capha is a valid, relatively unobtrusive security mechanism and do not wish to see anyone create an evasion for them because I worry that the next method devised to insure such security will be much more painful for everyone. Dale

Sorry, I never realized, here is how to see them in an array. #include <Array.au3> $aArray[2] = ['username','password'] _ArrayDisplay($aArray)

Search the forum for scheduled task.

What did you try? I would also recommend you not to post in every thread that you find about there being a poor or no example. I found code once in the forum so it shouldn't be that difficult.

Right, but it's automatically splitted by your network card.

Changing your username to "Melba23YouAreARetard" is most certainly not the way to get me to change my mind. And what do you think emailing Jon will achieve when I am merely applying the rules he has put in place? Anyway, as you seem disinclined to fit in here - you are removed permanently. M23

You can play with this... _Word_Color_Text(@ScriptDir & "test.doc", "This text should be blue", 0xFF0000) ; Find text and change it's color Func _Word_Color_Text($doc, $str, $color) ; document path or object, text to find, color If IsObj($doc) Then $oDoc = $doc Else $oWord = ObjCreate("Word.Application") $oDoc = $oWord.Documents.Open($doc) EndIf $oRange = $oDoc.Content ; select entire document $oRange.Find.ClearFormatting() ; clear previous search If $oRange.Find.Execute($str) = True Then ; $oRange.Bold = True $oRange.Font.Color = $color EndIf $oRange = 0 If Not IsObj($doc) Then $oDoc.Save $oWord.Application.Quit $oWord = 0 EndIf $oDoc = 0 EndFunc Edit: It's a quick mod of a function to make text bold. It accepts either an object to an already open document (in which case it leaves the document open), or a string filename (in which case it starts Word, opens the document, makes the changes, saves the document, and kills Word).