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  1. you should be more precise if you want good advice. try forum of general help and support or maybe ask some moderator to teleport the whole thread to a different place before you learn to use the forum interface. good luck.
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  2. Hi! Today I want to show you my current AutoIt project: The ISN AutoIt Studio. The ISN AutoIt Studio is a complete IDE made with AutoIt, for AutoIt! It includes a GUI designer, a code editor (with syntax highlighting, auto complete & intelisense), a file viewer, a backup system, trophies and a lot more features!! Here are some screenshots: Here some higlights: -> easy to create/manage/public your AutoIt-projects! ->integrated GUI-Editor (ISN Form Studio 2) ->integrated - file & projectmanager ->auto backupfunction for your Projects ->extendable with plugins! ->available in several languages ->trophies ->Syntax highlighting /Autocomplete / Intelisense ->Dynamic Script ->detailed overview of the project (total working hours, total size...) And much more!!! -> -> Click here to download ISN AutoIt Studio <- <- Here is the link to the german autoit forum where I posted ISN AutoIt Studio the first time: http://autoit.de/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=29742&pageNo=1 For more information visit my Homepage: https://www.isnetwork.at So….have fun with ISN AutoIt Studio! PS: Sorry for my bad English! ^^
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  3. This UDF has been rewritten - the new version can be found here. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [New version] - 28 Aug 16 Added: The UDF is now RTL sensitive. Thanks to shai for the request. New UDF and examples below. Details of previous versions: The GUIExtender UDF allows you to have multiple sections within your GUIs which can be either static or extendable. The extendable sections can be extended and retracted either by UDF created buttons or programmatically by other controls or HotKeys. The controls on the sections are fully functional and there is no overlap problem when retracted (see the details section if you want to know how). The UDF can be used in both MessageLoop and OnEvent modes and with both native and UDF created controls, as well as embedded objects and child GUIs. Details of how the UDF works for those who are interested: The UDF and plenty of commented examples are in the attached zip: As always, happy to receive brickbats or bouquets. M23
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  4. jdelaney, Thanks, tried that but it looked so goofy that I thought I fucked it up somehow...oh well...
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  5. Rules have been set up to be followed So no help from my side.
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  6. JLogan3o13

    TPanel button :(

    Hi, olo. What is the name of the application you're trying to manipulate? Or how about showing us the output of the Window Info tool? Otherwise, you're asking us to guess at what you're trying to do
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  7. JLogan3o13

    Click option on window?

    Glad you figured it out.
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  8. That's what I would have suggested next. Errotext "Invalid class string" looks like a problem with a corrupted registry key.
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  9. ISN AutoIt Studio Version 0.93 is online! Changes Version 0.93 BETA: (translated by google translator) -> AutoIt ISN Studio: <- ----------------------------------- - Fix: Fix the auto-configuration of program paths in Portable Mode - Bugfix: Various bug fixes in "DBUG" tool (thx to pandel!) - Fix bug with "file has been modified from auserhalb ISN" was finally solved! - Fix: Fixed a bug where the project tree when changing a tab disappears - Bugfix: Various bug fixes - NEW: Dutch language added (thx to junkew) - NEW: In the script editor in the autocomplete box now displays icons (icons based on the code coloring scheme (old / new)) - NEW: New hotkey: Open the selected file (eg. Include) (CTRL + I) - NEW: in the code a file path is specified (eg. "C: test.jpg"), this file can now be performed via "right click -> Open File" or CTRL + I to open! - NEW: Show Code Snippet: Right-click on a function in the script tree - "Show code snippet"> choose. The displayed image can even be edited as required! - NEW: Chinese language update - NEW: Runtime in debug window is now in format "00:00:00" (hh: mm: ss) indicated - NEW: "Start this program" The macro now supports path variables (eg.% projectdir%) - NEW: TidySource.au3 was removed. The menu item Tools -> Tidy source used now the "real" Tidy! (Data Tidy Tidy.exe) - NEW: When opening a project (however must be enabled in the program settings!) The previously opened tabs can now be restored - NEW: In the "Tools" menu, you can now find a bit Operations testers! (Bitwise operations visualiser by Siao) - NEW: The ISN AutoIt Studio now uses a newer version of SciLexer.dll - NEW: If text is highlighted in the script editor automatically searches for the word mark and color-coded in real time! (Can be disabled in the Preferences again) - NEW: you insert a new macro with the info messages in the log window of the ISN can (at left below) - NEW: elements in the project tree are now on the file type "together" and then in alphabetical order - NEW: In the project management and the project properties you can now by clicking the "Edit main file" another main file for your project yet!
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  10. User JailDoctor hat a similar problem He tried to call another function but didn't notice that _OL_Open had returned an error. So please make sure you call _OL_Open at the start of you script and that it doesn't return an error.
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  11. JLogan3o13

    Click option on window?

    Do you know the name of the file you're going after? If so, you could always just activate the window and then send the path. Something like this: WInActivate("Open", "") ControlSend("Open", "", "Edit1", "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Desktop\MyText.txt{ENTER}") If you're unsure what the file will be, you'll need to figure out how you're going to determine file name first. You could do the ControlSend just to the directory you want, and then click on the file, something like this: WInActivate("Open", "") ControlSend("Open", "", "Edit1", "<path to parent dir>{ENTER}")
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