The following script reacts on a left mouse click. When the first click is caught by the event handler, the handler is disabled by my code. However, it seems that the disabling the handler is not working. The handler is being called by all clicks after the first click. One more question I have, it s...

Since this post has been viewed over 3000 times, I just wanted to let readers know that I maintain this script and publish it here. (now at version 1.4)

Rain wrote: Time to crack is extremely unreliable for real-world scenarios. [..........]

I am in the middle of discussions about this because some sites impose a really low limit on the length of passwords. Do you happen to have some reference about time to crack in real-world scenarios? Thanks in advance.

It seems like an elaborate script that searches for weak patterns in a password. It may not find anything in randomly generated strings and thus give them a high rating. A bit of an off-topic: there may not be an official password strength standard, but what about time to crack or expected number of...

This example finds dates in a string. The format of the dates are not known in advance, and can be for example: 0: INPUTSTRING= 2013 12 04 11-2-2013 1-feb-2012 december 5, 2013 march 12,2013 5 maart 2014 2013-06-30 2013/06/30 6/12/2013 20130709 20131225 02022012 24122015 7 false look alikes 24122020...

System tray icons most times display a menu when clicked. This sample script executes a script-selected menu item after displaying the menu of a script-selected icon. The version below does this for LastPass, a password vault. The user selects an application requiring a password (i.e. Skype, Remote ...

Thanks. One of the problems was indeed finding the (class) name of the window, since it had no window name. In the notification area (system tray) all popup menus (appear when a tray icon is clicked) appear to have the same class name: #32768 and no window name. Besides that, I chose to do a GetText...

These 2 simple scripts may come at hand in cases where CTRL C or CNTL V do not work. For example copying from a window with only an error message or when pasting by CTRL V seems to be inhibited. I have these scripts under short keys ALT C and ALT V ALT V sends key presses in stead of a paste by CRTL...

The screen scraping at the mouse position works fine for me. I am now trying to feed a program running in the system tray. Activating that program in the tray in this case results in a menu being displayed. The up and down and return keys select and execute the menu items. That all works fine. Howev...

Thanks. I have edited my posting, it's a contribution to the 'script data base'. I must say that I liked writing the script more than writing the comments. But the comments do help if you look at your own script after a few month.

When I record music from an Internet radio transmissions, I like to include the artist names (Musicals, Opera or Operetta) in the name of the recorded file. I always had to edit the announcements, since they include the character played and voice type for example, not just a list a names. By using t...

Since I have some difficulties with capturing text in v12, I tried v13. Install went OK. When v13 starts, a message is displayed: 'A monitor program has been found running in your system. Please unload it ...." It seems this message is cumming from: nlsX86cc This service enables products that use th...

Thanks for the eleboate answer, I'll try a few. And yes I meant a (logon) field in a browser page. [.................] I ought to add that I don't know why you are wanting to circumvent a keylogger, or whether it is legit or not, and we cannot condone breaking terms and conditions of services which ...

Is there any way to make it difficult for keyloggers to intercept keystrokes generated by MS scripts? For example any way to directly insert a string into a browser field?

My FTPput suddenly returns only a dash character in FTP_RESULT. The script did run for about 5 days. If I try to do a manual debug step of only an FTP operation, while the other script (EXE) still runs, that manual debug step also return a dash. After a boot all is well again. What does the dash mean?