Hi, I think it needs to be KEY_DOWN instead of KeyDown.

If you have your script open then there is an icon (at least in the latest version of MS) for print, there you can double check printer selection, settings etc.

If I correct the spelling then it works fine for me.

PrintDialog>Dilaog1,poProportional --> PrintDialog>Dialog1,poProportional

Great, many thanks!

It is one line without line breaks, is there a way not to wrap the text?

Anybody that knows how I can get the horizontal scrolling to work in the HTMLViewer? I have other scripts where it works fine but somehow I am missing something here (if I extend the line then the vertical scroll appears as expected). Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm AlignWithMargins = True Left...

Hi, The pattern shows what you are looking for so in both cases you are actually looking for the whole string pattern=This loan is locked by (\w+) pattern=(?:this loan is locked by\s)(\w+) (?:this loan is locked by\s) still tries to match "this loan is locked by" followed by \s To solve it, one appr...

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Some MS functions generate zero-based arrays (eg FindImagePos>) and some generate one-based ones (eg RegEx>). ArrayDim> can only (??) be used to create one-based arrays so suggestion is to have option/switch/... to also be able to generate zero-based ones.

Just discovered this, very useful and makes it much more clear when viewing the System Tray for MS files run as exe - as the name will pop-up on hover. Alternative solution using RegEx>

If you just want to avoid the text then there is a setting "Insert directive comments in new macros" that you can turn off. (It is found under Tools->Options). If you want your custom text then one alternative is to just create your own template and copy to the templates folder. Then you just select...

You can use

//This block/region handles xyz
CODEBLOCK
...
ENDCODEBLOCK

Hi, almost there, there is one tag missing so you just need to change to:

Hi, one way is to use RegEx> to get each line separately: LabelToVar>TestString,strText RegEx>(?m-s)^.+,strText,0,m,nm,0 /* TestString: Here is some text spread over 3 lines This is the last line. */ If you are new to RegEx> then what it means is (?m-s) defines that ^ should match at the beginning o...

Hi, Not sure if you got any feedback on this or not. It seems the problem relates to security. If I take your html and put it on the web (http) then the script works fine but when it is run from a file (c:\... - file protocol) then there is an issue. Somehow the file needs to be trusted... One way i...