Sounds more like the workstation has locked. There's no way around the security limitations of Windows I'm afraid.

Hi, Building VBscript code to cause a tag to be "clicked" is not trivial at all and is fraught with difficulties and limitations. That's why we built WebRecorder which handles it at a lower level. The DLL that comes with WebRecorder has ClickTag function which will do what you need. http://www.mjtne...

Yes, surprise surprise, a tight loop uses CPU cycles. I'm sure I've said this many times on this forum. Force each iteration of a loop to yield to the processor by using a small Wait.

You have a space before the path, after Body. You also have the wrong type of slashes (not sure it matters). Your SMTP line should be:

SMTPSendMail>recipients,mail.mymailserver.com,me,myname,subject,body,C:\Documents and Settings\User\Desktop\new_veh_%the_month%%the_day%%the_year%.csv

Hi, It may be easy for someone with a copy of Adobe Premiere. I'm afraid we don't have it here so I won't be able to help personally. But hopefully someone else out there has a copy and can give you some help. You may actually find you are the best person to do this as you understand the process and...

Yes, I did understand you and my example works. The code I provided shows how to extract items between two placeholders. Please take another look at my example. You can use that code to achieve your goal.

I think the easiest way to do it is the other way around - think about this differently. It will be easier to make Macro Scheduler copy ALL the text but THEN remove just the bit you need. The following code will remove each item from between the AAA/BBB tags: Let>STARTTAG=AAA Let>ENDTAG=BBB //some t...

BTW if running dos commands you will usually want the script to wait until the command completes. To do this add the following prior to the Run command:

Let>RP_WAIT=1

e.g.

Let>RP_WAIT=1
Run>cmd.exe /c dir >> dirlist.txt

Hi, In exactly the same way as you would normally. Just use the Run command: Run>command /flag If running DOS commands it is usually best to run the command processor: Run>cmd.exe /c dir /p In Windows95/98 replace cmd.exe with command.com /c = Carries out the command specified by string and then ter...

That is correct. It should have been added to the help file of course. Will ensure it is added.

Macro Scheduler uses standard Windows API calls. It can only automate native Windows applications. So it needs to run natively to the system you want to automate. It therefore needs to be installed on the remote machine you are accessing via Citrix. Your Citrix client will let you see a remote sessi...

The online version of the manual has been updated:

http://www.mjtnet.com/support.htm

Since this method of automating IE doesn't even need to have IE visible I'm not sure why it is important to have it maximised. This method of automating IE works beneath the user interface and works directly with IE's scripting interface. I don't know of a way to maximise it per se but you can put I...

Instead of running Macro Scheduler against the Citrix client interface can't you run Macro Scheduler natively within the remote computer? Then it will be working natively to Windows within the machine you are connecting to remotely. Then there should be no problem.

JRL is correct. Your script is invalid as there are not enough EndIfs. Each If must have an Endif. Perhaps you meant: Remark>Pare MIT line down to fit 9 chars If>MITCNTLG=4 Let>MITLN=00090%MITCNT%%SPRFILE% Else If>MITCNTLG=3 Let>MITLN=000900%MITCNT%%SPRFILE% Else If>MITCNTLG=2 Let>MITLN=0009000%MITC...