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  1. AndrewG's post in OLE/COM Object Viewer Throws Error - Windows Media Player - Windows Vista was marked as the answer   
    I had to register wmp.dll
    regsvr32 wmp.dll
    Problem appears to be solved.
  2. AndrewG's post in Rename all files in a folder in numerical order was marked as the answer   
    Saurabh2k26,
    You could also do it this way.
    #include <File.au3> Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) Global $sPathToFiles = "D:\test\" Global $newFileName = 1000 Global $aFilesToRename = "" ;Get file names to rename $aFilesToRename = _FileListToArray($sPathToFiles, "*.jpg", 1) ;Loop through file names to Rename For $i = 1 To $aFilesToRename[0] ;increment new file name by 1 with each pass of loop. 1001.jpg, 1002.jpg etc $newFileName += 1 ;Rename files FileMove($sPathToFiles & $aFilesToRename[$i], $sPathToFiles & String($newFileName) & ".jpg", 0) Next -
    This version is a little bit more involved but not by much - here is the script with some error checking and user prompting.
    #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <File.au3> #include <Array.au3> Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1) Global $sPathToFiles = "D:\test\" Global $newFileName = 1000 Global $aFilesToRename = "" _Main() Func _Main() _GetFileNamesToRename() _ArrayDisplay($aFilesToRename) ;Show me found files _RenameTheFiles() EndFunc ;==> _Main() Func _GetFileNamesToRename() $aFilesToRename = _FileListToArray($sPathToFiles, "*.jpg", 1) ;Check if _FileListToArray() returned an error If $aFilesToRename = 0 Then Select Case @error = 1 Msgbox(48, "Error", "Path not found or invalid." & @CRLF & "Terminating script") Exit Case @error = 2 Msgbox(48, "Error", "Invalid file filter. [$sFilter]." & @CRLF & "Terminating script") Exit Case @error = 3 Msgbox(48, "Error", "Invalid Flag. [$iFlag]" & @CRLF & "Terminating script") Exit Case @error = 4 Msgbox(48, "Error", "No File(s) Found" & @CRLF & "Terminating script") Exit EndSelect EndIf EndFunc ;==> _GetFileNamesToRename() Func _RenameTheFiles() Local $iMsgboxReturn ;Alert user files are about to be renamed / Ask user for confirmation via buttons $iMsgboxReturn = Msgbox(64+1, "Confirm Rename", $aFilesToRename[0] & chr(32) _ & "File(s) in this directory:" & @CRLF & $sPathToFiles & chr(32) _ & @CRLF & "will be renamed.") ;Check confirmation (1 = ok btn, 2 = cancel btn) If $iMsgboxReturn = 2 Then Msgbox(16, "File Rename cancelled", "File Rename canceled." & @CRLF & "Click OK to terminate file rename.") Exit EndIf ;Loop through file names to Rename For $i = 1 To $aFilesToRename[0] ;increment new file name by 1 with each pass of loop $newFileName += 1 ;Rename files FileMove($sPathToFiles & $aFilesToRename[$i], $sPathToFiles & String($newFileName) & ".jpg", 0) ;Alert user files have been renamed If $i = $aFilesToRename[0] Then MsgBox(64, "Files Renamed", $i & chr(32) & "Files have been renamed.") Exit EndIf Next EndFunc ;==> _RenameTheFiles()
  3. AndrewG's post in Get to table by table id? was marked as the answer   
    In the help file there is this function.
    _IEGetObjById()
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