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Hi everybody, I've checked the forum for an autoit function that controls file integrity with checksum but did found nada ! I've tryed to make some personal checksum code myself but it's TOO, TOO slow - about 10' for 800Kb! (may be not good coder SO anyone can help me (it's for an install software that must checks the integrity of it's files before copying them) Thanx...

You can check the information inside the registry : for computer name --> run Regedit Then Edit/Search and fill in your computer name... You'll see some keys (I think the main one is hklm/software/microsoft/windows nt/currentversion/winlogon/DefaulDomainName) that you can read or write in autoit (regread/regwrite) The same thing for IP (static or dhcp is reported in the registry) A+ Hels@y

I suppose your scripts displays screens ... If yes, check the autoit help file for commands like WINWAITxxx

Fine code but still external to autoit ...

to cowsmanaut You don't need any ip address (IPA) or computer name (CN) to test the code, just do this : Dim $strComputer = "Localhost" LocalHost means there is always an IPA : 127.0.0.1 if not connected to a network or an IPA automatically taken by your network adaptator from your modem (router,...), or one that you statically encoded. TO see the result of ipconfig.au3, make this changes in the source (I'm using scite) 1. replace all @CR by @CRLF (carriage return / Line feed) --> in scite CTRL+H --> find What = @CR and Replace with = @CRLF --> then replace all 2. ALWAYS compile all your au3 files using the latest version (including beta !!!) so check download section for beta installs 3. once compiled (ALT+F7 in scite), go to the directory in "DOS mode" : click on Windows Start / choose Run and type : %comspec% and then press Enter A black "Dos" Windows is now running command line if you have compiled ipconfig.au3 in c:\MyProgs\ipconfig.exe then just type, in this "Dos box", the following commands : CD\MyProgs (ENTER Key) IPCONFIG >test.txt (ENTER Key) exit To see the results, uses Windows Explorer to open the file test.txt Nota.: if there is spaces in your path, do this : "CD\My Prog Path With Spaces\Other Dir\" --> quotes needed ! Hope every things right ...

Like wOuter did, here is a basic way to get a command line parameter with some kind of basic search for good params ... see attachment To test it : ListParam /Y+5 /DateTime TrucSansSlash ListParam.au3

Hi, I'm new in programming and started a few weeks ago. So I'm wondering if it's possible to animate button like the windows ... I've read http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=12224 as an intro and tryed to animate a label with a fade in --> no way ! Someone has info ? Thanx