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@Edek If you're the one who develops it, thank you for litex. I absolutely love that library!

This boggles my mind. I could spend all day trying to figure out how you did this.

Okay, here's a simple one with SmartWIM using the ProgressOn, ProgressSet, ProgressOff. http://autoit.pastebin.com/f3ecfe1f4 And another showing how to use it with the full GUI. http://autoit.pastebin.com/f3242f14f I highlighted the .Async = 1 option on each of these examples, because that's a setting that's specifically there for AutoIT. People who use VBScript or .NET often are okay with the capture or apply not returning until it's done, so Async isn't turned on by default. But what it does is spawn a thread with the capture or apply or split (or whatever) running in the background and it'll call the Progress and AsyncCompleted events when it's done. Anyway, you can download a pre-release of SmartWIM 2.0 from here and try the examples for yourself. I don't know, I hope that helps.

I don't think the ActionScript snippet you're showing matches the Flash game at http://play4traffic.com/game.swf. For example, try: $oTest = $oGame.GetVariable("module.words")It's loading the wordlist from an XML document. You'll probably need to use a Flash decompiler like Flasm to figure out what variables are where.

You can also put wimgapi into a thread and pass events through a hidden window. I do a bit of work on an ActiveX control called SmartWIM (which is free for personal use and $29 for business use) and we've been able to stop GUI blocking through that technique. I've had good luck using AutoIT and SmartWIM together as well. If you like, I can wrangle up some scripts to illustrate.