This was fixed in V7.4.005. It seems to be malfunctioning again in V8.0

Thanks for listening,
Dick

I'm not sure when the problem with having two buttons with the same name was addressed. Although it appears to have been fixed. The filebrowse issue was fixed by Support in October 2005. See it here: http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2276&highlight=filebrowse I just tested your dialog and ...

Yes, I've been experimenting with that also. It adds a new dimension to the possibilities of scripting with Macro Scheduler. It will take me a while to make it part of my thought process when programming.

Awesome new feature.

Dick

Now I can't even go back and fix the original post

Oh well.... Guess I accidentally made my point.

Thank you for the quick response and outstanding support.

Dick

After typing /NONSYSTRAY incorrectly twice this afternoon, it occured to me that I only know of three standard command line parameters that can be added when compiling a macro. One of them already has a check box. Could check boxes be added to the compile dialog for /NONSYSTRAY and /HIDE in some lat...

Just installed V8.0 today. I've tested the WaitKeyDown>VK1 to wait for a mouse click and it works very well.


Thank you MJT,
Dick

Just a shot in the dark... Anything change if you put a Let>WF_TYPE=3 just in front of the SetFocus>Firmware *? You probably want to change WF_TYPE back to 2 immediately following. SRT>resetHMI Let>resetFocus=%session% Concat>resetFocus,.et6* SetFocus>%resetFocus% Let>WF_TYPE=3 SetFocus>Firmware * p...

Robbyn, I think I'm approaching that point in life where I've forgotten more than I currently know. I forgot about DOS "find" Try this, it will be a case sensitive "find" Run>cmd /c dir path\*.* | find /v "dog" > c:\~~~nolistdog~~~.txt This, will be case insensitive. Run>cmd /c dir path\*.* | find /...

I don't know any way of doing what you want to do with the DOS dir command. Depending upon what you want to do with the list, the DOS xcopy command does offer an /exclude:listname option. You could create a list to exclude by running DIR path\*dog*.pdf /b /s > tempdog.txt . You could do the same "di...

What is wrong with: let>line1={Upper(%line%)} MS is reporting a syntax error. Nothing wrong with the expression. You will get the syntax error if "line" has no value. Using the complex expression how do I set out If>(a=0 or b=0 or C=0) and d>0 Try this in the editor using the debugger, set differen...

Then I click on the macro's name in the list and give the command to run. A message appears at the top of my screen telling me the macro is running. Nothing else happens. I suspect that the Macro Scheduler menu is in the way of your mouse clicks so you're not seeing what you expect to see. Try this...

Using version 7.4.009 on Win XP it works OK for me. I put in the entire alphabet then set SK_DELAY for 100 and it still works.

Is there more to your code or another program that might be stealing focus?

If you're looking for a specific string to replace, rather than resorting to VB script, why not use the Macro Scheduler command "StringReplace". ReadFile>%TEMP_DIR%\D_results.txt,file StringReplace>%file%,D:\,,newfile WriteLn>%TEMP_DIR%No_D_results.txt,wresult,%newfile% If looking for any drive lett...

Its late, he might be sleeping. See mtettmar's explanation for varexplicit here: http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2082&highlight=varexplicit This fails for me whether varexplicit is 1 or 0. Let>FName=C:\SCTest.BMP ScreenCapture>1,1,200,200,%FName% Edit--- Just tried the following and it w...

Tazzy, Not sure what you're wanting to accomplish. I stuck your "counter" result in the dialog, it could still be in a separate message if you'd prefer. Took the counter loop out of your start label and created a variable called "runnin" to replace its action. If "runnin" is 1 your counter is increm...