I am trying to remove lines that begin with " WriteLn("Line " (without quotes) from a file with thousands of lines. Cannot get it to work. I am sure the problem is with the modifier (?m) . I have tried (?-m), have changed $ to \n, have included and removed the ^. Can anyone see the problem? Here is ...

Hmmm, that sounds too obvious to work!

Again, won't be able to try these latest suggestions for at least another day, but I think I will try this one first. The Lclick should set the focus on the window, then Press>Enter will do the trick.

Thanks again for the suggestion.

Thanks for that suggestion, but cannot try for another day. Suspect it will not have an effect. It seems that this OS check is looking at the dates of the OS kernel and a user dll file. If later than compiled date of xxcopy then warning is triggered, and real xxcopy is not run yet. Will let you know...

Only luck is bad luck.

Press>ENTER did not work
Using /YY did not work
Using /WV0 did not work.

The java script sounds interesting, again, I think that is what I need, something to call from another program to pass the AnyKey value.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

I googled for ConsoleWindowClass and found a question similar to mine, how to send text to this type object. On this site: http://www.vbforums.com/archive/index.php/t-380589.html I found the following code that fixed the problem for that person. [DllImport("user32", EntryPoint = "FindWindowA")] priv...

My version does not support ProcessEnd. My version does support WaitScreenImage. That sounds like a good idea to replace WaitWindowOpen It's not the wait/delay that is the problem, it is setting the focus to do the Send/Press. But both suggestions above will only provide the delay so I know the wind...

1. No trailing spaces, but thanks. 2. Never thought of GetWindowsList. I just tried that, and the name that appears is C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe. But not available to MS tools. But this does not work: WaitWindowOpen>C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe* It does not work with WaitWindowOpen>cmd.exe* either....

Nope.

I have tried all variations of the command line, with and without the path segments, with and without the "*".

I am running a script that calls a program whose window name I cannot capture. I was trying to use WaitWindowOpen, but that did not work. So I tried using GetActiveWindow, and FindWindowWithText, but they all failed. So, I turned on Tools/System Windows Monitor and found that the "window" is really ...

Some of your variables may be created in, or the result of queries. Can you use SQL commands to get a list of all stored queries, then parse the queries to get the names of those variables?

Using Macro Scheduler 11.1.20 on Windows 7 Professional 32 bit system. I just used the following code, a modification of what Marcus had provided in 2007. But it is causing me problems. Here is the code: GetScreenRes>w,h Dialog>Dialog2 Caption=MyDialog Width=10 Height=10 Top=0 Left=0 Image=q:data\im...

I just posted a similar problem here: http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=29191#29191

I used MoveFile as a temporary work around.

I have tried to rename a file, but the original file still remains in the folder. Using Macro Scheduler 11.1.20 on XPPro-SP3 Here is a simple sample...... Month>mm Day>dd Year>yyyy Let>Today=%yyyy%%mm%%dd% Let>SourceFolder=N:\Data\Db Let>FileName=EXPORTS Let>FileExt=ASC Let>FullFileName=%FileName%.%...

Thank you Bob for the info about Eudora.

I have downloaded The Bat! and hope to try that over the weekend. I have also made a request to Mozilla to add SaveAs and Print as filters to version 4 of Thunderbird.

Not sure what I will do yet, but Macro Scheduler will make it all happen.

Other things I recently tried: Looked for Thunderbird AddOns to Save Emails or send to Lightning Calendar, no AddOns found to do that. In AOL, tried to forward to C:\Temp\filename, but system rejected as invalid address. Tried to forward to C:\Temp\filename@127.0.0.1, but system rejected as invalid ...