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    Resolved [RESOLVED] [2005] Controlling a program without an SDK or command line input

    Hi again, guys. It's been almost four months since I've been here (or done any programming at all). Nice to be back.

    First off, TuneBite (screenshot below) essentialy converts audio files. You add files to the left side, press go, and they show up on the right side after they are done.

    I need to find a way in .NET to get input and output from a program that doesn't really allow easy means to do so. There is no documentation for the command line options that can be run, but I found a one (/add "file_name") just by experimenting.

    Is there a way I can remotely access controls in the program and get simple input or output to/from them.

    I can add files from the command line, but I need to be able to press "go" and tell when it is done converting. Any ideas?
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