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..he must have a script that includes that file. Let him have it if you have it.

Fix has been committed to the repository.

This is a quick and dirty way of getting a browser link. Sleep(3000) $WTitle = WinGetTitle('[ACTIVE]') Send('{F6}') Sleep(100) Send('{APPSKEY}') Sleep(100) Send('c') Sleep(100) Send('{F6}') $Link = ClipGet() ToolTip($Link, 0, 0, 'Link', 1) When messing with functions that require the internet, i'm a much bigger fan of using the ie functions that are present in autoit already. If you want to leave the loop, place a condition, and then exitloop when the condition is met. Hope this helps.

Your original idea was not far from possible, thing is, when you set the array variables, you included the consolewrites, that was the problem. The idea when you set the variables is you set the actual values you want to use. Global $aCommand[6] $aCommand[0] = "Option 1" $aCommand[1] = "Option 2" $aCommand[2] = "Option 3" $aCommand[3] = "Option 4" $aCommand[4] = "Option 5" $aCommand[5] = "Option 6" $RNum = Random(0,5,1) ConsoleWrite($aCommand[$RNum]&@CRLF)

I know what the function does, I am asking why is it bad if the sole purpose is to validate a URL? Also neither does InetGetSize().

Tut - Ta - da - daaa!! Run("notepad.exe") WinWaitActive("") $Title = "Untitled -" While WinExists($Title) If WinExists($Title) Then if WinActive($Title) Then ; do your stuff Else WinSetState("", "", @SW_MINIMIZE) EndIf EndIf Sleep(2000) WEnd I have been on this for move than 1/2 hour and I tried "EVERYTHING" .... Finally got this to work!! @Salty, I noticed you have been here a while too - nothing else seems to work, how about for you? 8)