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Hello Dorian, Assuming you have a windows 10 computer, what do you see if you right click the desktop and select "Display Settings" from the menu? You should see representations of both monitors (1 and 2) and if you scroll down you will find what Windows reports as the resolution of the selected mon...

Well done jbas! I watched this thread with interest not commenting because I don't like the solutions I've used for multiple monitor resolution acquisition. This powershell solution is spectacular! I did make a small alteration for timing. I removed your Wait>10 and added an RP_Wait>1 to cause Macro...

Unless you are moving Windows text files to be viewed on a UNIX machine, just use binary. Binary does not modify the file, ASCII might.

Google "FTP binary vs ascii" for millions of explanations.

Sorry. I fixed the original posted code. The left bracket for the closing "code" html got deleted. The code I posted also partially uses VBScript to convert each character in the string to its corresponding ASCII decimal value. The character """ (double quote) does not pass well to VBScript without ...

Here is a sample of one way to filter out unwanted characters. This example removes tab and Carriage Return Line Feed from the string. Edit: Replaced a missing left bracket at the end of the "coded" script below. //Sample string with most typeable special characters Let>vStr=~` !1@2+#3$4%crlf%5^6&7*...

Wow that's interesting! Macro Scheduler doesn't have that but it does have python code execution capabilities. Have you tried that? SEE THIS Otherwise, can you show an example of what you're doing with IF> statements and maybe there are other ways to accomplish what you want to do. For example, some...

however, it appears that the variable name is copied instead. Thanks! Which means the variable is not assigned a value which means the Separate function did not Separate anything which could mean there is no value for variable "filename" or could mean there were no spaces(?) in the value of variabl...

This code for WaitKeyDown. Technically, since WaitKeyDown is a Macro Scheduler function and what I provided is an OnEvent function with a key_down parameter, the code is not for WaitKeyDown. In my testing, using a mouse click, the OnEvent worked reliably where the WaitKeyDown function did not. In a...

Without seeing your code I can't even speculate why you can't read the file data. Since Writeln> closes the file immediately after it finishes writing the data, I doubt the file is in use. If the two dialogs are in the same script, there is no need to write and read to a file. Just set a variable to...

Assuming the two files have the same number of lines something like this should work. Let>vPath1=C:\Location\Of\URL\Files Let>vPath2=C:\Location\Of\Number\Files Let>vNewFile=C:\Name\For\New\Text\File\NewFile.txt ReadFile>%vPath1%\url.txt,vURL ReadFile>%vPath2%\url.txt,vNumber Separate>vURL,crlf,vURL...

You probably have previous programming experience which will be a benefit for logic but a deficit for syntax. You need to study posted scripts and get a feel for available commands and Macro Scheduler syntax which does not allow multiple functions on the same line. GetClipBoard>filename Length>FileN...

OnEvent>key_down,VK1,0,srtStart Label>lblStart Wait>0.01 Goto>lblStart SRT>srtStart Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 317 Top = 198 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'Enter your password' ClientHeight = 113 ClientWidth = 340 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT...

Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 317 Top = 198 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'Enter your password' ClientHeight = 113 ClientWidth = 340 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET Font.Color = clWindowText Font.Height = -11 Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif' Fon...

Thank you for the kind words. I will get you that book as soon as I find it. While I'm looking you could mail me your "Mastering Regex in Seven Days" book. I'll mail it back to you when I've finished reading it. If it works, I'll mail it back to you with a couple of cases of Pepsi©.