#RequireAdmin with AutoItX3 in a VB script.

[grwork1]

I am failing to control MMC Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager dialog. Searching the forum; the answer would seem to be to add #RequireAdmin. Problem is #RequireAdmin is not defined in AutoItX help and gives syntax error in VB script. How do I achieve the #RequireAdmin fuctionality in a VB script using AutoItX. My script, preceded by some notes, is attached.

Grateful for any help.[update: Calling IsAdmin reveals that true so perhaps this is not a permissions issue but a basic error on my part in using ControlClick?

Edited November 5, 2012 by grwork1

[JohnOne]

It would depend on your IDE, for example in Visual Studio it is part of a project setting.

it is nothing to do with AutoItx.

[Richard Robertson]

VB Scripts cannot be run as administrator very easily. You'd have to invoke the script interpreter with administrator privileges instead.

[grwork1]

Thanks for replies so far.

Re. IDE. I am not using one but running a VB script via cscript at a Win 7 Admin Command Prompt.

Re. Admin permissions. I'm not convinced that this is my problem as I can ControlClick on other controls in the MMC IIS dialog.

In short, could somebody with AutoItX knowledge Run the MMC IIS Manager and try to activate the 'View Sites' control in the right-hand pane because I sure as hell can't.

New simplified VB test script attached.