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How about setting the target attribute: $oObject.setAttribute("target") = "_blank"; $oObject is the link object ;now you can "click" the link, and it will be opened in a new window.

Hello Everyone! I made a UDF for the new Maps Datatype, I tried to follow Best Coding Practices & UDF-Specs while making this. Please note that this UDF is in very early stages. A thanks to @boththose for ideas on functions (like _Maps_IniToMap). If you have any suggestions, improvements, complaints, feature requests etc. Please don't hold back anything which can help improve this UDF! I will continue to develop this UDF as long as the Official AutoIt Dev Team adapts it (or makes another version of this UDF) . Enjoy! TD

Ah OK, then you need anchors $myvar = "Apple" $test = StringRegExp($myvar, '(?i)^(apple|banana|mango)$') Msgbox(0,"", $test)

Thank you for your answer, argumentum. I am studying it and I will try your suggestions.

You could set up a computer startup script on your domain controller via group policy (note: not an user logon script). Those are being run under the local system account so they have full access rights on the local machine - there's no need to type any login credentials in your script (Run() instead of RunAs()) If you can change the NTFS permissions from the chrome directory by default that would work too I guess. Setting it to public will allow you to use Run() but everyone else will also be able to read and write in that directorySetting read/write for your RunAs() user is the other option but then again your script will have to contain the logon credentials.

So cute.

Thank you Saint

ssamko, You need to manage the hiding/showing of the child GUI yourself: #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #include "GUIScrollbars_Ex.au3" $hGUI = GUICreate("Test", 500, 500) $cTab = GUICtrlCreateTab(10, 10, 480, 480) $c_Tab_0 = GUICtrlCreateTabItem("Tab 0") $c_Tab_1 = GUICtrlCreateTabItem("Tab 1") $c_Tab_2 = GUICtrlCreateTabItem("Tab 2") GUICtrlCreateTabItem("") GUISetState() ; Create child GUI to hold scrollable zone on Tab 1 $hChild = GUICreate("", 400, 400, 30, 50, $WS_POPUP, $WS_EX_MDICHILD, $hGUI) GUISetState(@SW_HIDE) ; Add scrollbars _GUIScrollbars_Generate($hChild, 800, 800) While 1 Switch GUIGetMsg() Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $cTab ; Check which tab was selected Switch GUICtrlRead($cTab) Case 1 ; Show child if Tab 1 GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $hChild) Case Else ; Hild child if not GUISetState(@SW_HIDE, $hChild) EndSwitch EndSwitch WEndNote how easy it is to create scrollbars using my Scrollbars UDF - the link is in my sig. M23

aww cmon now, its not you, its your computer the site likes. I bet they stay up all night FinAcking the crap out of eachother.

What account are you logged in as when you execute this script? To confirm your suspicions, you should write a script that runs Dir. What I imagine is happening is @UserProfileDir is eating your lunch, use literal paths or variables you acquire while in the shell.

SQLite is now distributed with AutoIt, so I don't see what the problem is. Create a new topic in future and don't hijack.

Because the site was receiving thousands of downloads a day due to selfish developers not storing SQLite with their application. Please refrain from messing with the UDF if you're absolutely sure you know what you're doing.

I have re-written this recently, it turns out that I made it MUCH harder than it should have been. Melba23 pointed out FileGetTime, and I am still not quite sure how I missed it while looking through the help file Switching isn't really "recommended" as the original worked well, but this one is definitely a lot simpler! Be warned though that the syntax has changed slightly due to the functions in Date.au3 having different values used for Create, Access, and Modify. Enjoy Ian Func _CompareFileTimeEx($hSource, $hDestination, $iMethod) ;Parameters ....: $hSource - Full path to the first file ; $hDestination - Full path to the second file ; $iMethod - 0 The date and time the file was modified ; 1 The date and time the file was created ; 2 The date and time the file was accessed ;Return values .: -1 The Source file time is earlier than the Destination file time ; 0 The Source file time is equal to the Destination file time ; 1 The Source file time is later than the Destination file time ;Author ........: Ian Maxwell (llewxam @ AutoIt forum) $aSource = FileGetTime($hSource, $iMethod, 0) $aDestination = FileGetTime($hDestination, $iMethod, 0) For $a = 0 To 5 If $aSource[$a] <> $aDestination[$a] Then If $aSource[$a] < $aDestination[$a] Then Return -1 Else Return 1 EndIf EndIf Next Return 0 EndFunc ;==>_CompareFileTimeEx edit: Oh, one nice improvement is that no other Includes are needed any more, so another plus for simplicity....