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new script - 6/8/2008 1:11:29 PM

octavyson

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Hi there!

It's the first day for me on this forum and I have choosed to register because I saw a lot of interesting discussions about scripting;
For the moment, i have one big problem; i want to create a vbs script wich can do the following:

-open one program (.exe), some kind of P2P client, a personalised one, located on boot partiton, "C:\Program Files\P2P Program\Start.exe
-click on the "browse" button
-select the desired file "test.txt"
-load the file
-click the "transfer" button

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Can you please advice me if i have choosed the optimized method, to use vbs for this action or can you please advice me what should I use, in order to solve my dilemma.
If vbs could be the solution, could someone give me a starting point to create the vb script?

I really need this problem to be solved by the end of the week...so i would be thankful if you could help me.

octavyson.

< Message edited by octavyson -- 6/8/2008 1:16:17 PM >

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RE: new script - 6/8/2008 7:48:09 PM

ginolard

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You can do all this with Vbscript, yes although not very reliably.

To open a program you'll need to be looking into the Run method of the SHell object. To do the rest you COULD use SendKeys but it's very unreliable. I would consider using a 3rd party tool called AutoIt.

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