Not quite sure what you are doing here. Why not just use File/Import Macros?

If it is not displayed in View System Windows then it probably doesn't even exist. It may have been destroyed or has not been created. If it is hidden you should still be able to see it under View System Windows and would be able to get text from it using GetControlText.

Also, if you are recording the macro it will remember the window's position and size and reposition and resize the window in the recorded placement when playing back. But I would try to avoid mouse events as much as possible as keystrokes are not subject to window placement. However, if you are comp...

No, WebRecorder does NO GUI work at all. It uses IE's document object model (DOM) but works at an even lower level than VBScript can and is therefore capable of more. With VBScript you will at some point run into site scripting security restrictions which prevent scripts from automating certain obje...

Seems to be something to do with the IE interface not liking the values being transformed from MacroScript to VBScript in VBRun. VBEval is safer anyway because it evaluates straight VBScript code. But we'll look into it and see if there is anything obvious going on here. I added nul because VBEval e...

Since you know the name of the form and the name of the form element you might want to try a more direct approach. See this post:
http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=9843#9843

Hi, Not sure why but I get an error using a vb subroutine, but it works with a vb function. This works for me: VBSTART Dim IE Sub CreateIE Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.Visible=1 End Sub Sub Navigate(URL) IE.Navigate URL do while IE.Busy loop End Sub Sub KillIE IE.Quit Set...

Yes, sounds like Shift is pressed. In your example most of the characters that you said were being sent are what would be sent if you had shift down while sending the keys you wanted to (shift-7 = &, shift-V = v, shift-1 = !, shift-0 = )) - on a regular uk/us keyboard anyway. Earlier in your script ...

Pretty much in the same way: VBSTART Dim IE Sub CreateIE Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.Visible=1 End Sub Sub Navigate(URL) IE.Navigate URL do while IE.Busy loop End Sub Sub KillIE IE.Quit Set IE = nothing End Sub Sub DoIt IE.Document.forms(0).elements(0).value="hello dolly...

Oh yes, you're absolutely right! Many of the ize or ise endings are interchangeable and not necessarily English or American. In fact a lot of the American spellings which some British say are wrong, are in fact the original English spelling and it is us Brits that have changed them over the years :-)

... Although we're in the UK we tend to spell stuff like that in American English as a) that's how it appears in Windows (even if you have UK English selected in Regional Options!) and b) the majority of our customers are in the USA after all ...

You probably didn't find this when you tried searching the forums because it's written in American English:

http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... ze+windows

No.

Use GetFileList.

You really need to run through this with the debugger to see what is happening. I would add a message box or timestamp command just after the Show command to display/log the value of the edit field. Then you can see at each iteration what the value is to be sure it's set in the dialog. If so then th...