Have you tried

GetControlText>

??

It won't work with every application, but if it works with yours
then problem is solved.

Use the "view system windows" tool while your chat room program is running to help you find the proper parameters to GetControlText

Have you looked at this link? http://www.mjtnet.com/usergroup/viewtopic.php?t=5646&highlight=modi If this is a browser based application, then what I do is to use HTTPRequest to fetch the page initially, or you can script an instance of IE using VBScript. Then using string parsing (like Position>) o...

something like this should work for you. //Change this variable to what you are looking for Let>TargetProcess=wscntfy.exe Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>H:\TEMP\processlist.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,finish Position>TargetProcess,line,1,StartPos If>StartPos>0 ExtractFilePath>line,path MessageModal>filep...

Here is a simple example that should get you going on the right track. You will need to tweak it for your exact needs. //get process commandline Let>RP_WAIT=1 Let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0 Run>WMIC /OUTPUT:C:\ProcessList.txt PROCESS get Caption,Commandline,Processid ReadFile>c:\processlist.txt,processlist Mes...

Do you really need RegEx? or do you just need it to work?

This way works without using Regular Expressions

Search the online help at mjtnet.com for this. It wasn't in my local help file, but I tried it and it works.

WaitProcessTerminated>myprocessname

Here is a simple sample which works for me. Let>Folder1=c: Let>Folder2=x: Let>Folder3=I:\TestDeliverables Let>FileSpec=setup.log Let>RP_WAIT=1 Let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0 Let>RP_DISPLAYERROR=1 RunProgram>cmd /c dir %Folder1%\%FileSpec% /s >c:\searchresult.txt RunProgram>cmd /c dir %Folder2%\%FileSpec% /s >>...

Is there a way to automate searching multiple specific folders rather than searching My Computer? The quick answer is yes. But it requires programming this. One method would be to issue the DOS command dir {file spec} /S >outputfile.txt in each of the respective folders and then parse the outputfil...

The original script was generated with my machine name
hard coded.

Try changing this line
arrComputers = Array("TEST46TO50-P5")

to

arrComputers = Array(".") a single period in double quotes


That should fix it.

Try this test program on both your laptop and your desktop and see what are the differences. Then it is easy to convert this VBScript to run inside of Macro Scheduler for your purpose. Run it with this command line cscript //E:VBScript //NoLogo temp_script.sm create a file on disk with the name "tem...

Look in the help file for SkipLabel See the following example GoSub>DoNotDoThis GoSub>DoThisInstead SRT>DoNotDoThis Let>a=1 Let>b=2 If>a=1 Goto>Exit Endif END>DoNotDoThis SRT>DoThisInstead Let>a=1 Let>b=2 If>a=1 SkipLabel>Exit Endif END>DoThisInstead Label>Exit

I think the point of my example was missed. MessageModal>TELNET_SESSIONLOG Look at the help for the telnet stuff. Macro Scheduler already keeps a log of everything happening in the telnet session in the TELNET_SESSIONLOG variable. Why try to automate another external program when this capability is ...

Why not use the built-in telnet capabilities of Macro Scheduler like this example illustrates? TelnetConnect>my.domain.com,23,hTN TelnetWaitFor>hTN,Press any key to continue,5,r TelnetSend>hTN,a TelnetWaitFor>hTN,login,5,r TelnetSend>hTN,administrator%CR% TelnetWaitFor>hTN,password,5,r TelnetSend>hT...

Well I'm not sure what is your problem, so here are a few thoughts: 1.) Most "load a file" dialogs I've encountered, have a button to click in order to browse the file system to find the file. It's usually on this dialog where you can simply type in the file you want to load. 2.) Many times "PushBut...

This also works for me and is very simple.