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  1. If you are an experienced C/C++ programmer you don't need months to read the help file. Basically you need a small range of windows and controls functions like WinExists(), WinWait(), WinWaitActivate(), ControlClick(). ControlSend() and maybe Send(). For all these functions you have basic examples in the help file. PS: not sure why you post this thread here and not in general help forum
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  2. Gorlash, Welcome to the AutoIt forums. Reading the Help file (at least the first few sections - Using AutoIt, Tutorials and the first couple of References) should help. We do try to keep those tutorials up to date every time Windows changes the way it presents dialogs! This thread might be of help: I would also recommend this really useful book: Although it might be a little basic for you, given your background. M23
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  3. It's not, really... what's necessary is the knowledge of C as it is the de-facto cross-platform language which is spoken by all other languages for external integration. By the way, it was an interesting experience reading English written right to left
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  4. As I said, I would post this today. I made it quick without thinking about it for someone; here's the script. #include <File.au3> $myList = _FileListToArray(@MyDocumentsDir) _FileCreate(@DesktopDir & "\List.txt") _FileWriteFromArray(@DesktopDir & "\List.txt", $myList)
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