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  1. This is a full HTTP server written in pure AutoIt. No external libraries are used. The server code is readable and very simple to modify. Abilities: A full web server in a single executable. Able to integrate the web pages into your source code and modify its contents with code. ( This is how the first web pages were build ) The ability to send a page with over 1000 images in under 5 seconds. Fully compatible with both Firefox, Internet Explorer 6 through 9, Chrome and Safari. Nearly every line is commented. It helps you understand the code easily, so that you may reuse it and add on new code with ease. GET, POST are both supported and even cookies and sessions are supported This is intended to be a base for any future projects that provide any service over HTTP. Three different servers give you the base code that you need, and nothing you won't need. In the download there is included a short guide on how to choose the right one. BrettF has done some awesome work and added to capability to retain sessions in this post: >http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/...e-autoit/page__view__findpost_ If you need sessions, you can use his version. This version is added in the above v1.1 download. Edit: Please find the webserver attached to this post. You guys keep eating my bandwidth and I had to move it again. webserver_011.zip
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  2. fede97, In principle: No. I use that function in a couple of my UDFs to clear up (see the NoFocusLines link in my sig). But you need to make sure that the necessary parameters are available as Global variables. M23
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  3. Look in "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionUninstall" under that key in the registry, or the equivalent one for x64 vs. x86, you'll find a lot of subkeys in the format of "{858C1B33-C3D5-4377-B77B-1E2F338C7F66}", inside those keys you'd need to search for the value DisplayName that corresponds to the program you're looking for. There's almost always a value in the key that has the name InstallDate in the format YYYYMMDD, and that's what your'e going to need to look for to find out the information.
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  4. fede97, Been there - got the tee-shirt! M23
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  5. fede97l, Do you add this include file to you script after you call the _Aut2Log_Settings function for the first time? That would explain the problem as AutoIt requires variables to be declared before they are used. M23
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  6. i have to use VIM when it starts reaching the limits of my memory, but thats a whole seperate app. For an edit control, your limit would still be the string size limit, unless you can chunk data back out of the control. Good find, here it is wrapped for rich edit boxes. I thought rich edit boxes had 64k but the helpfile states that this is used to exceed the 32k barrier (which was my search)... https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_GUICtrlRichEdit_SetLimitOnText.htm
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  7. boy15

    iF win7 iF win8

    open help file in autoit script read macros
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