Are they compiled as exe or are they plain macro files?

You may want to look into the web API commands.

Yes you can set the dialog property using the command setDialogProperty.

Disable the button until the variable is filled out and confirmed valid?

I thought I'd add my way of doing this: Let>APP_EXE=your_unique_exe_file_name GetProcessIDs>%APP_EXE%.exe,RAW_LIST Let>TEMP_TEST=RAW_LIST_1*0 If>TEMP_TEST=0 Let>SCRIPT_PID=RAW_LIST_1 Else> Let>SCRIPT_PID=EDITOR Endif> I have all my scripts populate a "script_heartbeat.ini" file with stuff regarding ...

Try a message in the VBA code, containing the path variable to see how it looks.

I'm nowhere near a computer (reading on a phone) and thought you could test to add quotes around the input to the VBA (the VBRun command).

Tried to quote the input variables?

@ Grovkillen, Well blow me down! It actually worked. I really did not expect it to work for the aforementioned reasoning! It even let the file be deleted and re-written. I tried that because I want to get rid of previous code. You are a genius, Grovkillen. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I regret ...

If you use include from file and actually produce a file with the subroutines you can later overwrite this external file and reloop the include from file. Just a thought, haven't tried it.

Great JRL! I guess my example could be useful in generic ways of doing conversions while yours is great in this specific question.

I have found a way of determing the daylight and timezone using the registry: RegistryReadKey>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation,Bias,BIASED_TIME_ZONE RegistryReadKey>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation,StandardBias,BIASED_DST_...

Yes that would probably be true.

If you look for the screen DPI (it's been mentioned in other threads) you see that these can differ and it'll make the OCR miss it's target.