Hi, not sure what you will do on each web page, but in case you just want to extract data you may also be able to use HTTPRequest>. This will give you the list of links. You could use the same structure to loop and get the HTML from each page and then extract whatever info you are looking for. //Get...

Hi, one way to get the links and click on them, using the source code of the page and extracting the links, without using image recognition. One can probably use some of the other MS web commands to get it in an easier way, but hopefully it illustrates one way. It would obviously depend on the web p...

With FindImagePos> you will get an array of all the matches found and their coordinates, which can then be looped through and clicked. To get a more robust solution you can probably use the Web commands available in MS. Is it a public website you can share?

Hi, You can add a date/time stamp to the name of the file to keep them separate. For the size, if you know the size of your target bmp then for FindImagePos> then there is a parameter to get the top left position and then you just add something to it, see example below. If you need it to be dynamic ...

Hi, I not very familiar with the technical aspects so hopefully someone else can reply. With MS14.2.9 and Win10 it seems to work just fine, one just have to change to UIClick>{"Calculator"},{"Eight"}. Are you using older versions? The UIAccessibleList> would result in the following, where everything...

Hi, next try (sorry some soccer distractions in between). I used the command you mentioned - it belongs to the VB world so there needs to be a VBS section. I changed the trigger to CTRL+Shift+e for action and Esc for Exit. Try it and see if it works better or there are still issues. VBSTART Dim wdAp...

Hi, strange for me it seems to work but maybe depends on the text. I just had H3 paragraphs after each other when I tested. You have other text between the H3s? Which version of Word are you using? I need to think a little about it. I also note that CTRL+e was not so good choice as that is used in W...

Another way would have been to define Let>perc=% and then use %perc% instead of % in the formula.

Hi, splitting the line seems to work: Let>vid=TestFilm //Not working Let>res=Run>cmd /k youtube-dl --restrict-filenames -o "P:\youtube\downloads-vid\%(title)s-%(id)s.%(ext)s" "https://youtu.be/%vid%" MDL>res //Working Let>tmpa=Run>cmd /k youtube-dl --restrict-filenames -o "P:\youtube\downloads-vid\%...

Happy to help. It seems you don't have the same selection options when in outline view mode. I changed the code slightly so text will be selected if you press CTRL+e. To exit the script just press Escape. You can play/adjust so it suits you. OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,e,2,SRTExtend OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK27,0,SRT...

Have to think if a better way, but one way could be: SetFocus>Document1* Wait>0.2 Press>CTRL Press>ALT SendText>p Release>ALT Release>CTRL Wait>0.1 Press>CTRL Press>Shift Press>Down Release>Shift Release>CTRL Wait>0.1 Press>CTRL Press>ALT SendText>o Release>ALT Release>CTRL

Then something like this should do it:

SetFocus>Document3 - Microsoft Word
Wait>0.2

Press>CTRL
Press>Shift
Press>Down
Release>Shift
Release>CTRL

Hi, do you want to select the whole paragraph or just from your current selection until the end of the paragraph?

Just to add in case anyone is new to this. The file you get contains a lot of metadata, in this case only Duration was extracted. For a video you would get something like this (depending on format/make): ExifTool Version Number : 10.19 File Name : P1010131.MP4 Directory : D:/London Dec 2014/DCIM/101...

You can eg download/install the free tool ExifTool and then the following would give the duration: http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/index.html#running //Your audio/video file Let>file="C:\Users\...\xxxxxx.m4a" //Temporary file to store result Let>file2=%TEMP_DIR%tmpexif.txt Let>RP_WAIT=1 Run...