Hi, If I've understood you correctly then you just want to do this: let>k=0 Dialog>MyDialog Caption=This is My Dialog Top=300 Width=305 Left=300 Height=120 Label=Type Something Here:,5,5 Edit=MyEdit,5,22,230,Type Something Here and Press 'Display' Button=Display,240,22,50,20,3 Button=Exit Macro,5,50...

ResetDialogAction was added in 7.3. You need to upgrade. The upgrade from 7.2 to 7.3 is free. Go to http://www.mjtnet.com/dldregd.htm

You need to use ResetDialogAction. Like this: let>k=0 Dialog>MyDialog Caption=This is My Dialog Top=300 Width=305 Left=300 Height=120 Label=Type Something Here:,5,5 Edit=MyEdit,5,22,230,Type Something Here and Press 'Display' Button=Display,240,22,50,20,3 Button=Exit Macro,5,50,100,20,2 CheckBox=MyC...

Hit F5 to refresh Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer sometimes takes a while to notice there has been a change and refresh its display.

Upgrading doesn't remove anything so I'm not sure why this would happen. The uninstaller warns before removing system components that were installed (vbscript.dll, scrun.dll) and you are given the opportunity to not remove them. This is standard practice. So, unless I am missing something, nothing i...

Yes, of course.

Can't replicate with 7.4.

Yes, there are occasions where a wait is necessary and cannot be avoided. We have added STEP_DELAY to the next beta. So you can do:

//set delay between script lines to half a second
Let>STEP_DELAY=500
Press Tab
Send>Hello World
Press Enter
etc
etc

Sounds like backups. Do you have backups enabled?

I am unable to duplicate this with my favorites. Is there something about the URL? Can you post the URL of the favorite that caused this?

This comes up often. Any tight loop in any programming language will consume CPU cycles. Put a small wait inside the loop to ensure each iteration can yield to the processor:

label>start
Wait>0.5
gpc>50,50,x
if>x=0,end
goto>start
label>end

No, we should be able to get STEP_DELAY into the next beta release. Final release is not until early Jan anyway. Ideally you shouldn't really be relying on Wait commands anyway. Granted, in some cases they are unavoidable, but you can usually avoid static waits and instead use dynamic waits so that ...

Maybe there is some misunderstanding over what is required. How about a system variable called something like STEP_DELAY which will cause a delay (milliseconds) between each line of code (until it is changed or set back to 0)? It can be set once at the start of the script, or where the delay is requ...

Hi, Yes. Refer to the button caption with DialogName.msButton0 where 0 is the zero based index of the button. Run this script and you will see after 2 seconds the name of the button change from red to blue: Dialog>Dialog1 Caption=Dialog1 Width=445 Height=250 Top=188 Left=181 Button=Red,24,56,75,25,0...

You want a global wait value? What about this:

Let>Wait_Value=0.02

Press Enter
Wait>Wait_Value

Press Tab
Wait>Wait_Value

Press Enter
Wait>Wait_Value

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