Automatically start Portable Apps on a TrueCrypt drive

If you familiar with batch files, try the following commands:

@echo off
rem mount the volume
[path_to_truecrypt]TrueCrypt.exe /b /l[drive_letter] /mrm /q /v [truecrypt_volume]
rem starting portableapps
[path_to_portableapps]StartPortableApps.exe

I'm using PStart in a similar way. It works.

Here's a part of a script I wrote that can be compiled using AutoIt that should do it slightly more reliably than the previously mentioned bat file. Here's what it does...

Upon being launched, it brings up a window for you to enter your truecrypt password in. Once you hit enter it unlocks your volume, launches pstart or portableapps, then waits until you close pstart/portable apps. Then it closes all program that you brought up from the time you put in your portable drive, and dismounts your truecrypt drive. Hope someone finds this helpful!

#include 
#NoTrayIcon

;Begin User Configuration Section
$LaunchApp = '\PortableApps\PStart\PStart.exe'
$TrueCryptExe = '\TrueCrypt.exe'
$TrueCryptVol = '\EncryptedDisk.vol'
;End User Configuration Section

$alphabet = StringSplit("abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz","")
$drives = DriveGetDrive("ALL")
$drives = _ArrayToString($drives,"",1)
$drives = StringRegExpReplace($drives, "[ :]", "")&"abc"
For $i = 1 to 26
	If StringInStr($drives,$alphabet[$i])=0 Then
		$FDL = $alphabet[$i]
		ExitLoop
	EndIf
Next
If StringLen($FDL)1 Then
	MsgBox(0,"Drive Launcher","There are no free drive letters!")
	KillNoCleanup()
EndIf
$drive = StringLeft(@AutoItExe, 2)
$volumefile = $drive&$TrueCryptVol
$password = InputBox("Password", "Please input the unlock code","","*",250,110)
$TCPID = Run($drive&$TrueCryptExe&" /v "&$volumefile&" /l "&$FDL&' /p "'&$password&'" /q')
If StringLen($TCPID)

Oops! apperantly portableapps forums doesn't parse out "<>" when it's in context... it thought that I was trying to make an html tag. What it should have been was:

#include <Array.au3>