Could anybody verify that it is only me having this problem, please?

I got a time counter in a dynamic web page in the SPAN tag number three, counting down to zero. After that, a new page is loaded, that contains only 2 SPAN tags. I used the following code with WebRecorder 2.01/2.0 with MS 10 and all worked fine: Repeat>%TimeLeft% Wait>1 IE_ExtractTag>%IE[0]%,,SPAN,3...

As far as I know, the clipboard stores the information in several different formats: HTML source and plain text, in my case. For example, you can copy some text from Microsoft Word into the clipboard. If you use another Word instance to retrieve the clipboard content, the text from the clipboard is ...

You can take any table on any webpage to try it. Simply mark the whole table with the mouse and try to get the webpage source making the table into Micro Scheduler. My script is waiting for the user to press a button in a dialog when he has finished marking and copying to clipboard.

I did exactly write what I need. I need the webcode that generates the table that the user has selected.

So leave me alone with your Joe User answers,please! They do not help anybody!

The user should be able to select any table on a webpage by marking it with the mouse. Then the table is copied to the clipboard by pressing CTRL+C.

The source code is too huge to find the right table in it. I have to mark it with the mouse and then copy it to the clipboard.

Some programs like Ultraedit have a "paste special" command where I can paste the clipboard in true HTML to the editor.

I got some DIV with thier own IDs to identify them. I got these DIVs on several web pages. The IDs are always the same, but the postions of the DIVs are changing, so I can not reference to them by the index number. One example for the web source code: ..... How is the syntax for the IE_ExtractTag co...

I copied a table from a website into the clipboard. When I get the clipboard with

GetClipboard>txtClipboard

all HTML-code is removed. How can I get the Clipboard including the HTML code?

No, it does not. It always gives the handle Zero. That's the problem with it.

Mistyped something. Works now. Thanks!

I use

IE_Create>0,IE[0]

to creat an internet explorer instance.

One last case that is not covered by the script. What if the section is the last section in the ini-file?

The "handle" stored in IE[0] is always Zero. If I use

SetFocus>%IE[0]%

it will not work for me.

I do not want the section name to be deleted, but the whole section including all entries. For example:

[section to be deleted] (somewhere in the ini-file)
entry1
entry2
entry3
.....

[maybe another section]