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It's a nice little example you found there. You have to download, compile and run the C-code in the link. Then you create an object with ObjCreateInterface in this way: #include <WinAPIConstants.au3> Opt( "MustDeclareVars", 1 ) Global Const $sCLSID_Example = "{6899A2A3-405B-44d4-A415-E08CEE2A97CB}" Global Const $sIID_IExample = "{74666CAC-C2B1-4fa8-A049-97F3214802F0}" Global Const $dtag_IExample = _ "SetString hresult(str);" & _ "GetString hresult(str;int);" Example() Func Example() Local $oExample = ObjCreateInterface( $sCLSID_Example, $sIID_IExample, $dtag_IExample ) If Not IsObj( $oExample ) Then Return ConsoleWrite( "ObjCreateInterface ERR" & @CRLF ) ConsoleWrite( "ObjCreateInterface OK" & @CRLF ) If Not $oExample.SetString( "My grandmother could do that too" ) = $S_OK Then _ Return ConsoleWrite( "SetString method ERR" & @CRLF ) ConsoleWrite( "SetString method OK" & @CRLF ) Local $sStr1, $sStr2 = "is a cool coder" If Not $oExample.GetString( $sStr1, 16 ) = $S_OK Then _ Return ConsoleWrite( "GetString method ERR" & @CRLF ) ConsoleWrite( "GetString method OK" & @CRLF ) ConsoleWrite( $sStr1 & $sStr2 & @CRLF ) EndFunc #cs SciTE console: ObjCreateInterface OK SetString method OK GetString method OK My grandmother is a cool coder #ce

We run SQL on a Win2K server. The database for an OOB product began to be flagged as 'suspect' a few days ago. The first couple of times we were able to stop/start MSSQL and the database would come back up. Today it wouldn't. In an attempt to repair the problem, I detatched the db. When I attempt to re-attach, I was getting the following message error 5101: Device activation error. The physical file name 'C:\%path to db%\db_log.LDF ' may be incorrect. Then I get db Attach failed. I resolved this by creating a new DB of the same name, stopping SQL and replacing the MDF with the corrupt file. I'm now back to 'suspect' on the DB in Enterprise Manager. When I run DBCC CHECKDB ('dbname', REPAIR_REBUILD) I get the response below: Server: Msg 945, Level 14, State 2, Line 1 Database 'dbname' cannot be opened due to inaccessible files or insufficient memory or disk space. See the SQL Server errorlog for details. Any ideas?

I don't know how it would be, and even if it was, you'd be talking micros of a milisecond difference between the two. You could always run a test to see which is faster, disabling the hot key, send, enable the hot key, or controlsend.

Because WM_NOTIFY messages are sent to the parent window of the listview. In your case the parent window is the GUI, so you have to subclass the GUI.

It will send it for sure ... what program are you trying to send it to? Jos

use it this way: Func _fTest() HotKeySet("f") Send("f") HotKeySet("f", "_fTest") EndFunc

Awesome idea also the use of the hexchat , it is cool. see you there.. ##Autoit

Italiano, I use this code from Yashied to enumerate the contents of the Recycle bin. Once you have the list, you can use FileMove to move the file as shown: #Include <Array.au3> Func _EnumRecycleBinItems($sRoot = '') Local $oShellApp, $oRecycleBin, $oFolderItems, $oItem $oShellApp = ObjCreate('Shell.Application') $oRecycleBin = $oShellApp.NameSpace(10) If Not IsObj($oRecycleBin) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) EndIf Local $Ret, $Result[101][6] = [[0]] $sRoot = StringStripWS($sRoot, 3) If $sRoot > '' Then If StringInStr($sRoot, ':') Then $sRoot = StringRegExpReplace($sRoot, ':.*', '') Else $sRoot = '' EndIf If Not FileExists($sRoot & ':') Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) EndIf EndIf $Ret = DllCall('shell32.dll', 'none', 'SHGetSettings', 'uint*', 0, 'dword', 2) If @error Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) EndIf $oFolderItems = $oRecycleBin.Items() For $oItem In $oFolderItems If ($sRoot > '') And ($sRoot <> StringLeft($oItem.Path, 1)) Then ContinueLoop EndIf $Result[0][0] += 1 If $Result[0][0] > UBound($Result) - 1 Then ReDim $Result[$Result[0][0] + 100][UBound($Result, 2)] EndIf $Result[$Result[0][0]][0] = $oRecycleBin.GetDetailsOf($oItem, 0) ; Original name $Result[$Result[0][0]][1] = $oRecycleBin.GetDetailsOf($oItem, 1) ; Original path $Result[$Result[0][0]][2] = $oRecycleBin.GetDetailsOf($oItem, 2) ; Deleted date ; $Result[$Result[0][0]][3] = $oRecycleBin.GetDetailsOf($oItem, 3) ; Size $Result[$Result[0][0]][3] = $oItem.Size ; Size $Result[$Result[0][0]][4] = FileGetAttrib($oItem.Path) ; Attributes $Result[$Result[0][0]][5] = $oItem.Path ; Recycle name If (Not $Ret[1]) And (Not StringInStr($Result[$Result[0][0]][4], 'D')) Then If StringInStr($Result[$Result[0][0]][5], '.') Then $Result[$Result[0][0]][0] &= StringRegExpReplace($Result[$Result[0][0]][5], '^.*\.', '.') EndIf EndIf Next ReDim $Result[$Result[0][0] + 1][UBound($Result, 2)] Return $Result EndFunc ;==>_EnumRecycleBinItems $Data = _EnumRecycleBinItems() _ArrayDisplay($Data) ; To recover a file all you need do is: FileMove($Data[1][5], $Data[1][0]) ; Recovers the first file in the list M23

Func left($iControlID) Return ControlGetPos(GUICtrlGetHandle($iControlID), "", 0)[0] EndFunc ;==>left Func top($iControlID) Return ControlGetPos(GUICtrlGetHandle($iControlID), "", 0)[1] EndFunc ;==>top Func width($iControlID) Return ControlGetPos(GUICtrlGetHandle($iControlID), "", 0)[2] EndFunc ;==>width Func height($iControlID) Return ControlGetPos(GUICtrlGetHandle($iControlID), "", 0)[3] EndFunc ;==>height

Here is the code: #include-once ; -- Created with ISN Form Studio 2 for ISN AutoIt Studio -- ; #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #Include <GuiButton.au3> ShellExecute(@DesktopDir & '\test.txt', Default, Default, "open") Global $test = GUICreate("test",124,108,-1,-1,-1,-1) GUISetBkColor(0xFFFFFF,$test) GUICtrlCreateButton("Hell No",12,12,100,30,128,-1) GUICtrlSetImage(-1, @DesktopDir & '\12.ico') GUICtrlCreateButton("Hell Yeah",12,60,100,30,128,-1) GUICtrlSetImage(-1, @DesktopDir & '\11.ico') GUISetState(@SW_SHOW,$test) Note that the icons are not being displayed, how can I get them to display icon? Thanks in advance, TD 11.ico 12.ico