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i got it to work with the controlcommand() function. thanks!
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i got it to work with the controlcommand() function. thanks!

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is there a way with autoit to have it check to see if an option is checked on another program<br />
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say &nbsp;i have program B that i'm waiting to change settings to. I want it to see if [enable protection has a check mark in it and if it does take it of and then of course turn it back on or whatever.<br />
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can someone help me with this?<br />
Thanks!
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is there a way with autoit to have it check to see if an option is checked on another program

say  i have program B that i'm waiting to change settings to. I want it to see if [enable protection has a check mark in it and if it does take it of and then of course turn it back on or whatever.

can someone help me with this?
Thanks!

autoit - check if option is checked in another program

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