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Alexander Nikolaevich2016-05-22 10:32:39
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Alexander Nikolaevich, 2016-05-22 10:32:39

How to manage third-party programs through your own?

How to write a program so that, for example, she would press a button in the program that is on the computer after turning on the computer, for example, press the trial period in ultraiso?

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Vladimir Kuts, 2016-05-22
@fox_12

AutoIt
And so - practically any extended language has libraries for work with GUI_interface.
For Python - pywinauto for example.

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Rafael™, 2016-05-22
@maxminimus

You can probably do this in AppleScript

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Anton Shamanov, 2016-05-22
@SilenceOfWinter

bat\vbs on win, bash on nix

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Rou1997, 2016-05-22
@Rou1997

Technically, there are a lot of options, it depends on the "experimental" program, somewhere one will work, somewhere else, you can write a small book on this topic.
For example, Windows OS, you can use WinAPI to work with a window and a button, you can use Accessibility, you can simply make an autoclicker on WinAPI that clicks on a given screen location, you can approach it differently, not press the button, but make it so that it does not appear at all , for example, disassemble the program and remove the button, even if the program works with the network, for example, an online game, then you can also look and think.
Special high-level tools, such as AutoIt, should not be discarded either, they are not so flexible and universal, but they are simpler, lighter, more convenient.

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Alexander Polyakov, 2016-05-23
@MakedonskyLF

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