hagchr, Hoping you could help me out here (again). I changed my RegEx pattern. The result contains three(3) sets of numbers. Such as: 13:52;25:38;11:50. In this example, I want only 25:38. I could just process the result, but I would prefer to have RegEx do it. I keep trying to refer to the group, b...

Hello hagchr, First let me say, thank you! Just what I needed. Awesome! The second part flips which side of the colon the number is on. The number is one of the two(19:32). It may be looking for 19, like it is in this example, but it may be looking for 32. I have no way of knowing which it will be. ...

Not sure if it's really a pet peeve, but I agree that a macro that is not noted can become a nightmare to go back to. I used to think, "I know what this does, I don't need to note anything, I just know." But put that macro down and come back a few days later, when your not thinking in the same way, ...

Hello Everyone, I am trying to advance my skill level in RegEx. I started playing using RegEx with some random numbers. Just seeing what I can come up with to challenge myself. I want to extract a set of numbers from the result, but have been unsuccessful. Here is the macro as it is now. LabelToVar>...

Ok, I found the macro this was for. And the answer is......I didn't think of it. You are a REALLY outgoing person. You knew I could just use IfDirExists, and still spent the time to write some vb script for me. That's pretty awesome. Thank you. Also, I did not know you knew vb, but I do now. Source ...

Hi, JRL,
That is a really good question. Is "I didn't think of using it" a really good answer? Here's the thing. I can't remember what macro this was for. I'm sure I will remember eventually. Maybe then I'll have a better answer for you.

Either way, thanks for the help,
PepsiHog

Happy Thanksgiving! Happy Holiday! I am working on a macro that I have a browse button. It is for selecting a folder. After you finish your selections, you click OK. I want/need to verify the path of the folder exists. To that end, I searched the internet for a VBS routine. I found this one; VBSTART...

Thanks JRL.

Hello Everyone,
I can not remember how to set focus to an object. The object is an edit box. When the dialog opens I want the cursor to be in this particular edit box.

Will you refresh my memory how to do this?

Thanks,
PepsiHog

@JRL,
Thanks. Thanks to you posting the number, I did not need to mess with it. And that's not to say I'm lazy. I already spent time on it. It's one of those distractions in a macro that makes no difference, but you do it anyway.

@Grovkillen,
Thanks for the help.

PepsiHog

Hello, I have an edit box where I set the font to be silver. Now I'd like to do the same programmatically. But for the life of me, can't seem to figure how. What I have sets the font to black. let>Color={if(%Col%>0,255,0)} SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,%EditText1%,Text,%Col% SetDialogObjectFont>Dialog1,...

Looks like Microsuck found a fall guy by the name of Jerry Nixon. Now they claim Jerry misspoke and Microsuck never intended to stop making Windows. Poor Jerry. They'll dump on their own employee. What an awesome company!

Pepsihog
Yea!! 500 posts!!

All that talk Microsuck did about they weren't going to be making any more Windows. Windows 10 was to be the last version. They said they were going to instead be making money on the customer(some kind of profiling.) Ads and such. I guess they can't do it. Personally, I wish they had stopped making ...

...side note. I did work for a company a few years back, where I used to drive a van. I had a cell phone that my manager would call me on. I downloaded and edited the song "If I Only Had a Brain" and uploaded it to my phone and selected it as the ringtone for my manager. Everyone thought it was funn...

@JRL, May have been when I was "wee" little. But I have no idea about the reference of "the man behind the curtain". Yep, all Star Trek. And I'm not about to read it just for the purpose of knowing something on this forum. Not even if it answered all questions about RegEx.((a)If you claim it does, I...