I see there are two functions in autoit to download files from the internet: inetget and inetread.
What’s the difference between the two? The only difference I see is that inetGet has more options and is therefore better.
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I see there are two functions in autoit to download files from the internet: inetget and inetread.
What’s the difference between the two? The only difference I see is that inetGet has more options and is therefore better.
Inetget()supports background download (your script will continue its work while your file will keep downloading) and returns you a handle you can use withInetgetinfo().Inetreadcan do nothing of this.Read the manual carefully, everything is described there. 🙂
By the way, AutoIT’s doc is very good to me.