Horoscopes2000 wrote:That's a pretty good username though - does it confuse other people, or just me?

I believe you have the honor of being the first

It just seemed appropriate when I was starting out and pestering folks with my questions.

I've added a location now so maybe that will help

:oops: , sorry if I started any confusion, I thought when you wrote "We have a new listing" you meant a, uh, new listing :lol: I see our reviews default to only those for the current version, unless the visitor selects all, but they are all good so you should be pleased to have such a well appreciat...

Me_again wrote:Wow, as of today 36K downloads in 6 days

Something very weird about those numbers, it's only up to 36,247 3 weeks later. Are there a bunch of bots that grab everything new off downloads.com?

Pos isn't listed as a string function that works with If> so I don't think there is any reasonable expectation that it should work.

Not only that but with the asterisk at the end there is no error message

Accepting any string starting with a command abbreviation as a valid command is pretty surprising behavior to anyone who has learned something like C

Adding an asterisk on the end of the window name should resolve that:

WindowWaitOpen>Untitled - Notepad*

I can't tell you exactly why, but it has worked for me in a number of situations. I can only assume there are undisplayed characters at the end of the window name string.

For me it works OK with a single line file but with a multiple lines in the file I get Microsoft VBScript Compilation error :1033 Unterminated string constant, line 2, column 24

If "ON" can ever be at the beginning or end of a line then there won't always be a space as the previous/next character.

If "ON" can ever be at the beginning or end of a line then there won't always be a space as the previous/next character.

Sure. If the pixel you want to check is at 100 pixels across and 50 pixels down (you need to replace "MyWindow" with the actual name of the window)

GetWindowPos>MyWindow,WX,WY
Add>100,WX
Add>50,WY
GetPixelColor>X,Y,PC
Message>PC

You have to get the X Y position of the window, and then add those X Y values to the X Y values within the window where you want to get the pixel color If X and Y are the coordinates in the window of the pixel for which you want to get the color GetWindowPos>MyWindow,WX,WY Add>X,WX Add>Y,WY GetPixel...

Or you could be less analytical and use Run Program> with PSKILL http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/freeware/pskill.shtml to just kill all iexplore.exe processes.

Not responding basically means it was started but has stalled/crashed. You do need to stop it before running it again. PSKILL is a useful utility that has been recommended on this forum.

Based on this code posted by support in another thread it appears that the operators can be used with characters. You may be able to use something like this code to find the position of the start letter of the month by replacing the char9 with char >= A char MyVal=3g5tmar61gg3 Let>k=0 Length>MyVal,l...

Oops.