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AutoItKing

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  1. If your going to have TrayMenu stuff in your script you have to have the tray icon there.
  2. I always loved it in Firefox, even better this way! Great job!
  3. I can't even beat easy! But I really didn't try. Nice work though!
  4. I like that one! Now on to the rest of my program.... Mwahahaha!!
  5. That works! Thanks JdeB, you're so smart! :suckup:
  6. That's what I thought too, I tried a bunch of different ways of doing it.
  7. I've tried Hex(), obviously... But it gives me wacko stuff. 0101 1010 should output 5A. But it doesn't. 101 should go to 5, yet it goes to 65... Huh? Any help?
  8. I think it would be great if you tried out the [ autoit ] [ /autoit ] tags. (remove the spaces)
  9. Whenever I try to edit that post, it screws up the code into some crazy stuff. No idea, I think Jon's been messing with the code too much.
  10. #include<Misc.au3> Do Sleep(10) Until _IsPressed(21) While Not _IsPressed(22) $timer = TimerInit() While TimerDiff($timer) <= 60000 Send("{F1}") Sleep(10) WEnd Send("{F3}") Sleep(3000) Send("{F1}") WEnd Now we did! I'm pretty sure that's what you wanted.
  11. And those, of course.
  12. Look up HotKeySet, Send, and Sleep.
  13. Another formula for a circle is: (x2+h) + (y2+k) = r2 h is the x coord of the center, and k is the y coord. depending on how you change the r value, the size will change.
  14. Sweet!!
  15. Uhhh what happened to my theta? Æ? And my arrow? Ummm....
  16. I used some of my Algebra 2 skills for this one. The unit Circle. You know: p = [ r cos(ÆÅ¸) , r sin(ÆÅ¸) ] ÆÅ¸ = Theta Making the unit circle is really easy. The Unit Circle: #include<GuiConstants.au3> $theta = 1 $r = 250 GUICreate("Unit circle",500,500) GUISetState() $label = GUICtrlCreateLabel($theta,1,1,20) While $theta <= 360 GUICtrlCreatePic("px.bmp",($r*Cos($theta))+(500/2),($r*Sin($theta))+(500/2),1,1) $theta += 15 GUICtrlSetData($label,$theta) WEnd While 1 $msg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $msg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd oÝ÷ ØÚ0¶æ¬¦*ÚØ^®ö¥¹èZ²Ú"ÊÞjǰØ^iÈmëZw+y«N¬²Ö«µçhºÚ'$Èóv¬¶¬r^¬9÷°ëkRªæ«{MQÐT-¹@+)¶©ûNr8ÓQ²)øÓx×íQûMQh÷(uäáÇ(uì"Y欦*Úéí¨º×¥+m¢Ëh¤ò¢ì"²h©¢w­«pYe¢+méâqêí¯+aÇ(u䨢{hrmjÜ©z+_»-çÃÿr^:K(¶­ßÛ²«jZ'iÆ¥réZ¶ÛºÜ!jÖ¢ë@ºÚµ8b²+0«HßÛÞrº"¶®¶­s`¢6æ6ÇVFRfÇC´wV6öç7FçG2æS2fwC°¢b33c·FWFÒ¢b33c¶Ò¢b33c·"ÒçWD&÷gV÷C²gV÷C²ÂgV÷CµvBvÆÂ"&SòBb33·27F'FærfÇVRgV÷C²Ã¢b33c·%òÒçWD&÷gV÷C²gV÷C²ÂgV÷C´'÷r×V6vÆÂ"æ7&V6RâV6FW&FöãògV÷C²Âã"¢b33c¶òÒçWD&÷gV÷C²gV÷C²ÂgV÷C´÷rÖçFW&Föç3ògV÷C²Ã2 ¤uT7&VFRgV÷Cµ7&ÂgV÷C²ÃSÃS ¤uT6WE7FFR¢b33c¶Æ&VÂÒuT7G&Ä7&VFTÆ&VÂb33c·FWFÃà ¥vÆRb33c¶fÇC³Òb33c¶ð uT7G&Ä7&VFU2gV÷C·æ&×gV÷C²Âb33c·"¤6÷2b33c·FWF²Só"Âb33c·"¥6âb33c·FWF²Só"Ã"Ã" b33c·"³Òb33c·%ð b33c·FWF³Ò uT7G&Å6WDFFb33c¶Æ&VÂÂb33c·FWF bb33c·FWFfwC³Ò3cFVâ b33c·FWFÒ b33c¶³Ò VæD`¥tVæ@¥vÆR b33c¶×6rÒuTvWD×6r 7vF6b33c¶×6p 66Rb33c´uTôUdTåEô4Äõ4P W@ VæE7vF6¥tVæ@ You'll need to make a Bitmap that is 1x1 pixels, in any color other than what the GUI color is, preferably black. Or you can use mine: px.bmp Feedback is welcome.
  17. Hmm, looks nice. Works too, I think...
  18. Your download link made my Firefox freeze up. Try another host. Like WikiFortio.
  19. Great example of an MDI App. Excellent work!
  20. I think it's a good idea. The program could just write and compile an AutoIt script and that will be the output. Shouldn't be hard at all to make the core of the program. Version checking and other stuff might get tricky. Good luck! Oh, and read the sig!
  21. Hey, you with the capital T in AutoIt, read the sig!
  22. NO, NO, NO!!! It's AutoIt NOT AutoIT
  23. 3D games are possible. But you need to use a bunch of OpenGL dll calls to do it. Nice script! I like it! Thumbs up.
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