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Is it possible to extract, with a script, passwords from a password manager, for example RoboForm, knowing of course the master password? There are, conceivably, two ways: directly from the pw. manager's database (RFP files in the case of RoboForm), or through the Edit menu RF) or similar. TIA Alex

PaulG3: can't send you personal messages: " the recipient has their personal messenger disabled or they are in a member group not allowed to use the personal messenger." Regards Alex

Thanks Paul. The problem is, normaly I do not interract with a Citrix session using the keyboard only and I do not know how to do this - I am heavily using the mouse. For example, I do not know how to get by keyboard only to a specific icon on the Citrix desktop (for example Winword). Also, I do not know how to wait for something to appear on the desktop, for example a new window. And so on. I do know, however, how to do things by using keyboard shortcuts only once a program, for example WinWord, is started, but this is not enough. Would you accept sharing with me some technics you are using or showing me some (fragments?) of your scripts? Or would someone else...? Thanks in advance. Alex

Automating a Citrix/TerminalServer session [this is a repost] I was experimenting with AutoIt and I am impressed! Now, I was trying to simulate user activity in a Citrix/Terminal Server environment; the problem is that the window is not structured - just an image, so I have to record the mouse and keyboard. It is cumbersome and the result is very unreliable: any small change of the desktop inside the Citrix client makes the script unusable. What I am trying to do seems to be possible: for example, The Tolly Group created a benchmark with AutoIt to compare the performance of Citrix to Terminal Server (see http://www.tolly.com/DocDetail.aspx?DocNumber=206146, page 3, Test Configuration and Methodology). Did anyone successfuly simulated a Citrix activity with AutoIt? Could someone share a sample script? Thanks and regards Alex

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Belated thanks to all! I was experimenting with AutoIt and I am impressed! Now, I was trying to simulate user activity in a Citrix/Terminal Server environment; the problem is that the window is not structured - just an image, so I have to record the mouse and keyboard. It is cumbersome and the result is very unreliable: any small change of the desktop inside the Citrix client makes the script unusable. Did anyone successfuly simulated a Citrix activity with AutoIt? Could you share a sample script? Thanks and regards Alex

Hi Just installed the Debugger and tested it with the "Test Script.au3". After a few seconds I get an error box "AutoIt Debugger GUI" which starts with: --------------------------- System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception: Window class name is not valid. at System.Windows.Forms.Nativewindow.WindowClass.RegisterClass() at System.Windows.Forms.Nativewindow.WindowClass.Create(String className, Int32 classStyle) ... --------------------------- and then another one: --------------------------- System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at AutoIt_Debugger.frmCode.GetListView(String Filepath) at AutoIt_Debugger.frmMain.NewLine(String Filepath, String Filename, Int32 LineNumber, Boolean SkipLine) --------------------------- Had to kill the Debugger with the Task Manager. I have XP SP2, with .NET 2.0 installed. Any suggestions? TIA Alex

Hi In a project to measure the availability of various IT services and response times, I am looking for a software which generates specific user activity. An example of simulated activity would be: the user opens Outlook, writes a mail, appends an attachment, sends it out to an auto responder, checks the returned mail and records if it was successful, and the time it took. Similarly with Word, Excel and other GUI applications. It should be kind of a robot which periodically simulates a typical user activity in front of his workstation and evaluates the system's response (and responsiveness). We expect to determine the service's availability, the response times and such, for SLA compliance. Has anyone done this with AutoIt? What alternatives are there for such a task? TIA Alex