Images created by CyberCitizen's script are corrupt too.

Dominic_Fichera wrote:...FYI for anyone re-reading this post, it goes the line before the code...

Hi Dominic,
Thank you for sharing your working solution.

The following script can't restore the original capture. The restored .bmp becomes readable. Why? Please help. Thanks. // Clean up all previously leftover test files DeleteFile>C:\Temp\WS1_Image.txt DeleteFile>C:\Temp\Test.bmp // Capture the entire screen GetScreenRes>Width,Height ScreenCapture>0,0,...

According to the Bible:

ScreenCapture>X1,Y1,X2,Y2,Filename
Captures a portion of the screen to a .BMP (bitmap) or .JPG (jpeg) file and (by default) to the clipboard.

In actuality, the clipboard is been emptied, not filled up with image data.
Please verify. Thank you.

Hi Chris, Appreciate your feedback. ...although it is a lot of work, is to make a set of images for each screen resolution... Please try: // Capture a screen image GetScreenRes>Width,Height ScreenCapture>0,0,Width,Height,C:\Temp\Test.bmp After repeated experiments, I found that storing .bmp on disk ...

The path in question contains read-only file(s).
Please try:

Hi Chris, From a quick glance, "Let>WSI_TIMEOUT=2" will that end the macro if it does not detect the image in 2 seconds? It could take longer before the image is displayed on the screen is my only concern? Correct. You may consider the following change: // MA := MatchAlgorithm Let>MA=0.2 Let>WSI_TIM...

Please try: // MA := MatchAlgorithm Let>MA=0.3 Let>WSI_TIMEOUT=2 // -------------------------- Label>start Let>FIP_SCANPIXELS=ALL WaitScreenImage>%SCRIPT_DIR%\images\2.bmp,CCOEFF,MA MDL>WSI_RESULT // -------------------------- Label>clickerstart Random>12,result Add>result,1 FindImagePos>%SCRIPT_DIR...

May we see a major/relevant portion of your code so that we can learn about Excel scripting?
Thanks.

Hi hagchr,
Thanks for your time-saving tip.

Glad to know you've solved your problem.

If nm returns 1 (one), then a match is found to satisfy your conditions.

Is there a way/solution to dump the entire watch (a snapshot) list to a text file?

kevinkalexander wrote:...When the command is executed, we get the error "Cannot create file when that file already exists!".

Can you guess which file(s) the OS is trying to create?

Hi Marcus,
Thank you for showing us the practical use of IncludeFromVar.