They do actually do different things. Middle right would be on the right edge, whereas "To the Right" is off the edge. When choosing "to the right" you'll see you can then set how many pixels to offset it to the right. Below you can see the code generated when selecting "middle right", and then "to ...

I think that's personal preference. It's been kept in for the sake of backward compatibility, but as you've discovered there may be times where it isn't suitable.

Add was deprecated by Let for numeric calculations. It seems to do what you're expecting if you use Let instead.

Although I can't explain why the add-on might not be loading, I can suggest a workaround. What happens if you use ExecuteFile to launch Excel? Does the add-on load? Then you can use XLGet (added Version 14.4 04/10/2017) to assign the book handle, and continue as normal. executefile>d:\hours.xlsx wai...

I'll mention it to dev.

WaitRectChanged hasn't been updated for many years - not many people use it so that's probably why it's slipped the net when it comes to multi-monitor setups.

Apologies, that was my internal link. I have edited it now. This is the one you need.

Here's something from scratch that I think is the beginning of what you want to do. It should demonstrate a basic principle and allow you to build from there. Build your strings within the PopulateList subroutine, then set the dialog property to display your strings at the end of the subroutine. Dia...

This article should help.

Then see if you can just run this very simple code.

I'm still trying to understand, maybe we now have too much information. Are you able to describe a simple principle for what you're wishing to do? Can we go back to basics and forget the 700+ line example and work with something simple so we can demonstrate a principle? Apologies if I am being slow.

I'm not sure I follow. Could you explain more please? Do you want it to start off with this.. Scénario 1 : Homme 30 ....50000 Scénario 2 : Homme 40 ....100000 Scénario 3 : Homme 50 ...250000 ..and then change to this? Scénario 1 : Homme 30 ....50000 Scénario 2 : Homme 30 ....100000 Scénario 3 : Homm...

Recently over at support we'd had a couple of questions asking how to figured out when the last weekday was, and when the next Sunday is. I thought these examples may help : Get Next Sunday . Using DayofWeek , Sunday is day 1, Monday is day 2, and so on. All we need to do is get today and subtract i...

Try this instead. On each loop you were simply replacing %item% //Set IGNORESPACES to 1 to force script interpreter to ignore spaces. //If using IGNORESPACES quote strings in {" ... "} //Let>IGNORESPACES=1 Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 843 Top = 157 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [bi...

Once you've mastered these Chrome commands they're very powerful. Look very closely and you'll see it's the same usage every time. It will take a while, but eventually you'll get that eureka moment :D <select class="form-control" data-persistable="protection" id="ProduitSelectionne" name="ProduitSel...

That's great to hear. Thank you for the feedback.