I think you still have control characters at the end of the line, and they're being included with Y. So Y is not a number, as it probably includes the linefeed. Rtrim fixes this. ReadFile>G:\rfu.txt,sVals MessageModal>sVals Separate>sVals,LF,valList If>valList_count>0 Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 Let>...

If you're looking to turn it off - to quote the help file for OnEvent : To disable an event handler call OnEvent again with the same parameters but instead of the subroutine name issue an empty string. E.g.: //enable OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK32,0,KeyPress ... ... //disable it OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK32,0, .. ....

I can't seem to replicate that, whether I use Macro Scheduler to place "%s\n cannot be &edited." onto the clipboard or whether I do it manually. The MessageModal always seems to be %s\n cannot be &edited.

You shouldn't need to set focus if you use OCRWindow for your OCR. You should be able to get the window title with GetActiveWindow. //Uncomment this if the popup is a child window //Let>GAW_TYPE=1 GetActiveWindow>WinTitle,XX,YY,WW,HH //If you wish, you can now set focus SetFocus>%WinTitle% OCRWindow...

Do you know for sure it's jumping to that subroutine? Try turning logging on to to make sure it's actually looking for that image in the first place. If it isn't, that will explain why it'll find it when you debug that isolated part of the script, but doesn't when you run the whole thing.

I noticed in your other FindImagePos SRTs you have a tolerance of 50, but this one is 0. Of course with 0 this means a perfect match is required. What happens if you increase your tolerance?

Using Macro Scheduler 15.0.10 / Chrome 84.0.4147.105 / ChromeDriver 84.0.4147.30 (Win32) I just successfully compiled the "Chrome Example" script which you can find in samples, and everything executed successfully. I attempted to force an issue by removing my ChromeDriver file, but that simply gave...

To be fair to you, that was probably beyond most beginners.

You'll find a lot of regex examples on this forum, plus there's a couple of free regex courses on Udemy, I think.

I hope I'm understanding correctly, but this will click the three "radio" "value=1" radio buttons. I tested this on a local file, so have used a dummy URL. Hopefully it's enough to get you started. //Create IE and Navigate IECreate>IE[0] IENavigate>IE[0],http://test.com/test.htm,res //Extract tag IE...

I wrote THIS a few years back. It might be useful or it might not be useful. Hope it helps. That's very clever. Thank you, Dick. That makes me wonder if simply using GetPixelColor on that would work. I hadn't ever noticed the colour changes when it plays a sound. I'm using Win10. I'll check later. ...

I wrote THIS a few years back. It might be useful or it might not be useful. Hope it helps. That's very clever. Thank you, Dick. That makes me wonder if simply using GetPixelColor on that would work. I hadn't ever noticed the colour changes when it plays a sound. I'm using Win10. I'll check later.

Aah, I missed that reply.

In answer to your question :

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How about we take a step back. What if you simply rotated through the windows, focusing each, and looked for the image each time?

What about ReadFile, and then just get the length?

First of all, follow the instructions here . But use the attached files. You'll need to edit the paths of course. But this works, and will get you started. It's a custom trigger based on the file size changing. Trigger01 Create Ini will create an original an ini file containing the current file size...