Refresh screen F5 by batch command

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Refresh screen F5 by batch command

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29 Apr 2010 23:11
arash

hello everybody
I've got a baffling question, is there any way to put a command in batchfile which could refresh
the screen (= pressing F5 key) or any command to simulate F5 keystroke in batch environment?
please help me

Last edited by arash (29 Apr 2010 23:13)

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#2 30 Apr 2010 00:25
bluesxman


Not in native CMD. You probably need AutoIt or similar.

cmd | *sh | ruby | chef

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#3 30 Apr 2010 22:59
arash
bluesxman wrote:

Not in native CMD. You probably need AutoIt or similar.
what an astonishing program :clap: :clap:
capable of doing almost everything.
thanx bluesxman
but it takes time to learn the AutoIt syntax, i wish it could be posible to do so in DOS environment sad

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#4 01 May 2010 10:21
bluesxman


No worries. It shouldn't be too taxing to get your head round the basics enough to do what you need. Should only need a 2/3 line script.

cmd | *sh | ruby | chef

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#5 01 May 2010 22:38
arash
bluesxman wrote:

No worries. It shouldn't be too taxing to get your head round the basics enough to do what you need. Should only need a 2/3 line script.
Honestly I've finish the job but I think it wouldn't be a great idea just to leave AutoIt behind.
Actually it is much much more powerful than I could have even imagined.
Believe me, I'm loving it and I want to be a good hand at it. smile
Although it's native help is quite useful but I want something more complete and more practical.
Could u help me to find a good source?
Thanx AutoIt,
Thanx Bluesxman,
Thanx a million.
:clap: :clap: :clap:

Last edited by arash (01 May 2010 22:41)

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#6 03 May 2010 23:13
bluesxman


I've only really used the built in help (not done any super complicated AutoIt projects). I imagine the forum on the AutoIt website will be a good place to check out.

cmd | *sh | ruby | chef

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#7 04 May 2010 00:05
Ben Tiessen


Maybe you could make your batch file create an application shortcut while running and execute it. The application shortcut could be -refresh? or whatever the command may be?
After it could delete the shortcut tongue
Just a suggestion.

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#8 04 May 2010 09:49
arash
Ben Tiessen wrote:

Maybe you could make your batch file create an application shortcut while running and execute it. The application shortcut could be -refresh? or whatever the command may be?
After it could delete the shortcut tongue
Just a suggestion.
That sounds great but I dont know how sad
Could you make a sample batch file to do so?

Last edited by arash (04 May 2010 09:51)

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#9 04 May 2010 09:52
arash
bluesxman wrote:

I've only really used the built in help (not done any super complicated AutoIt projects). I imagine the forum on the AutoIt website will be a good place to check out.
Thanx a lot
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