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Currently the Active Directory UDF comes with two different types of help files: <functionname>.htm (example: _AD_Open.htm): HTML file for each function of the UDF. AD.htm: Single HTML file generated by HTMHelp for all functions of the UDF. With the help of MrCreator's "Simple Library Docs Generator" I was able to create a CHM file. This looks like the CHM help file provided with AutoIt. You still can't use this help file from SciTE but at least you get the same look and feel as the AutoIt help file ability to search the full help file With the next release of the AD UDF I plan to replace all current help files with the new CHM help file. Edit: Done. Please download the AD UDF version 1.6.0.0 or newer to get the latest CHM help file (for download please have a look at my signature below). Could you please have a look at the attached CHM help file and tell me what you think?

_Network_IPAllAddressTable returns a 2D array so you have to use $net[0][11]

Is that similar to regular use of a Windows PC? i.e. the random event of the Ghost In The Machine. P.S. I have always suspected some coding nerds of doing that instead of Easter Eggs ... or maybe being super bright like they are they think that's what Easter Eggs are.

I'm not sure if the nested parenthesis is causing the problem, or the + character you have to concatenate the string...maybe both. Try this: $oRS.Open('select id,pass from data1 where anahtar=' & Chr(39) & $keyinput & Chr(39), $oConn)

@TheSaint It's meaningless, like all monsters Useful for testing all kinds of edge cases though. Some developers even use something called "fuzz testing" where they supply totally random input to a program to see if it crashes

This func does the job: Func _MouseIsOverHWnd($hWnd) Local $bMouseOver If not WinActive($hWnd) then return False Local $aMousePos = MouseGetPos() Local $aWinPos = WinGetPos($hWnd) if ($aMousePos[0] < $aWinPos[0] Or $aMousePos[0] > $aWinPos[0] + $aWinPos[2]) Or ($aMousePos[1] < $aWinPos[1] Or $aMousePos[1] > $aWinPos[1] + $aWinPos[3]) Then $bMouseOver = False Else $bMouseOver = True EndIf Return $bMouseOver EndFunc ;==>_MouseIsOverHWnd

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