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Perhaps we should give people who post UDFs a short time to get feedback from the community and improve the scripts, before we rush to add them to the Wiki.

Added to UDF List on AutoIt WikiPage, here: https://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/User_Defined_Functions#Social_Media_and_other_Website_API

It is fine to have your source shared from Github. Jos

You could modify function _OL_ItemFind to ignore the error: ; Fill array with the specified properties $iCounter += 1 If BitAND($iFlags, 4) <> 4 Then For $iIndex = 1 To $aReturnProperties[0] $aItems[$iCounter][$iIndex - 1] = $oItem.ItemProperties.Item($aReturnProperties[$iIndex]).value If @error Then ContinueLoop ; <== Changed line If BitAND($iFlags, 2) = 2 And $iCounter = 1 Then $aItems[0][$iIndex - 1] = $oItem.ItemProperties.Item($aReturnProperties[$iIndex]).Name Next EndIf

Open CMD Type: Net Use x: "\\192.168.20.13\Compartida\Publica" /USER:"domain.local\jaume" Password Does X: get mapped to the shared folder? Can you post the command you use here as well?

aa2zz6, subz, F.Y.I, SetSel is Not required. The third parm of GuiCtrlSetData ensures that the caret (insertion point) is always at the end... #include <StaticConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <GuiEdit.au3> #include <ScrollBarsConstants.au3> #include <date.au3> #AutoIt3Wrapper_Add_Constants=n Local $gui010 = GUICreate('Edit Example') $log1 = GUICtrlCreateEdit("", 20, 40, 170, 300) $log2 = GUICtrlCreateEdit("", 210, 40, 170, 300) Local $btn010 = GUICtrlCreateButton('Clear', 20, 360, 360, 20) GUISetState() AdlibRegister('Write_Log', 100) While 1 Switch GUIGetMsg() Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit Case $btn010 GUICtrlSetData($log1, '') ; <----- clear the logs GUICtrlSetData($log2, '') ; <----- clear the logs EndSwitch WEnd ; fill the log up to show scrolling Func Write_Log() GUICtrlSetData($log1, _NowCalc() & @CRLF, 1) GUICtrlSetData($log2, _NowCalc() & @CRLF, 1) ;$iEnd = StringLen(GUICtrlRead($gui010)) ;_GUICtrlEdit_SetSel($gui010, $iEnd, $iEnd) ;_GUICtrlEdit_Scroll($log1, $SB_SCROLLCARET) EndFunc ;==>Write_Log kylomas edit: None of the scrolling is required.

@PeteF Not really, I use a program called Fences to do that. I provided a link. And thank you.

If you have the username/password to RDP and you can access the shared path when logged in, then you can map or connect to the remote share using that username/password. For example: nb: You need to check the spelling of Publica it appears to have an accent which I'm unfamiliar with. DriveMapAdd('X:', '\\DATOS1\Compartida\Publica', 1, 'Domain\Username', 'Password') ;~ Map the drive to the server share FileCopy('X:\PAUTAS', 'C:\Data\', 9) ;~ Copy the folder X:\PAUTAS to C:\Data, Create the folder path if it doesn't exist. DriveMapDel('X:') ;~ Delete the Mapped Drive; Optional you can delete this if you prefer to keep the mapped drive. It appears that you have a function in your script above but it's incorrectly formatted i.e. "DriveMapAdd('X:', 'A:'...". The A: should be a shared path, on top of that the function is never called. in the script.

Verify TCP port 3389, Allow Network Authentication checkbox, check Local Users and Groups.. remote desktop user, and verify Remote Desktop Service run.

Does your local computer have access to that network share? If so, it seems a lot less hassle to grab files from the share from your local PC, rather than connecting to the remote machine, then out to the network share.