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Hi, Just to clarify, the OP only posted because I told him to do so. He PMed me and was less than clear about what he wanted - I understood that he already had the source code and required some "paid" maintenance/upgrading help - something which seemed perfectly sensible. I was as surprised as anyone to see the reworded request above. So please do not blame him entirely - I must accept some of the responsibility for not enquiring further about what exactly he was looking for. M23

Heres a function for searching for a bitmap within another bitmap. The heart of it is written assembly (source included) and working pretty quick I feel. I have included an example which is pretty basic and should be easily enough for anyone to get the concept. You will be given a small blue window that will take a screencapture of that size: It will then take a full screenshot and highlight all locations that it found Please let me know if you have any issues or questions. Thanks! Update 8/5/2019: Rewrote for fasmg. Added full source with everything needed to modify BmpSearch_8-5-2019.7z BmpSearch.zip GAMERS - Asking for help with ANY kind of game automation is against the forum rules. DON'T DO IT.

They ? This includes you right?

As stated here :

You better read out forum rules now first and only come back when you have a legitimate purpose for a script, but this stuff will not be discussed any further in these forums. Jos

Of course you can, that's exactly its purpose. Don't try this, you have a listbox, this is only for a Listview they are not the same type of control. BTW, can you show the output from the Summary page of the Au3Info tool so that we can see what the tool can identify? From the image you posted, that looks like a Listview, and not a list box, but your control ID says listbox, so I'm guessing you got that from somewhere.

look at www.ccleaner.com It will do exactly what you are asking for and more. It is also free.

Maybe it would help if you told us more about this javascript routine, such as -- Where did it come from? What type of encryption is involved? Etc

I have no clue anymore but not this one.

StringReplace($TtextClean, ChrW(0x2014), " ") ;em dash Edit : en dash = 2013 BTW you can replace the 3 dashes in one shot using StringRegExpReplace $TtextClean = StringRegExpReplace($TtextClean, "\x{2013}|-|\x{2014}" , " ")