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Hello, I found a couple of threads asking quite similar questions, but without finding a "straight" solution to Access the internal phone storage as well as the plugged in SD-Card. While the SD Card is quite an easy Job (shutdown phone, remove SD, plug into some Card Reader, Access it using a drive letter), the internal storage isn't accessible this way. Of course I *CAN* Access all the (regular visible) Content, when connected to a Windows box. But this way I cannot estimate, where all the space was eaten up. So I'd like to know, how to address the "root" Folder of the internal storage of my Android Phone to get it's subfolders and files. Going through the whole Folder tree recursively isn't my Problem, it's just howto address the very first Folder and then to read all files (with sizes) and names of the subfolders. Regards, Rudi.

I have a text file whose data will be as below. win10x64 ~\erwin Notallowed1! "erwin Data Modeler r9.7 (32-bit)_2500.exe" SilentInstall.exe win10x64clone1 ~\erwin Notallowed1! "erwin Data Modeler r9.7 (64-bit)_2500.exe" DM64.exe win10x64clone2 ~\erwin Notallowed1! "erwin Mart Server r9.7 (32-bit).exe" SilentInstall.exe win10x64clone3 ~\erwin Notallowed1! "erwin License Server r9.7 (32-bit).exe" SilentInstall.exe Each line will have multiple values separated by space. If a value contains space in it, the value is surrounded by quotes. My task is to check how many values are there in each line. If the line contains 5 values, I need to replace the 4th value with the string contained in a variable. If it contains 4 values then also I need to replace the 4th value followed by appending 5 th value to it as SilentInstall.exe If the value I am replacing contains spaces then I need to surround the new value with quotes. Any one can suggest how to do this,??

Hi. Local $sPDFtk = FileGetShortName(@ScriptDir & "\pdftk.exe") Local $sInputPDF = FileGetShortName(@ScriptDir & "\Prodis_Test.pdf") Local $sSig_1 = FileGetShortName(@ScriptDir & "\Sig_1.pdf") Local $sTempPDF = FileGetShortName(@ScriptDir & "\Prodis_Test_TEMP.pdf") $iSuccess = ShellExecuteWait($sPDFtk, $sInputPDF & " stamp " & $sSig_1 & " output " & $sTempPDF, "", "", @SW_HIDE) @ScriptDir is "H:\_Conrad lokal\Downloads\AutoIt3\_COX". As you can see there is a space in the path. I know that ShellExecuteWait is working with FileGetShortName at the filename. It seems to me that I can't pass the parameters that way. But without FileGetShortName it's not working too. Ideas? Regards, Conrad

I have a string like this: "Video or movie" "parent" "Media or entertainment" "1" "1" "1" "0" "0" I would like to split it by the spaces but the space inside the quote(both double and single quotes) should be ignored. So the splitted strings should be: "Video or movie" "parent" "Media or entertainment" "1"

I had this FINISHED, lying around, waiting to be released here but I never got around to it. Now, here it is. Note 1: this is NOT using any images - it is only drawing-based! The sounds for this particular project were shamelessly ripped from elsewhere. Please let me know if it is too hard or too easy - more things can be added/changed! StarShooter.zip Known Bugs: Enemy phaser lines sometimes rarely draw towards 0,0 instead of towards you. Fixed If you go off-screen [wrapped] too many times or fly straight for too long, enemies clump/merge together on top of each other.