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sarver311

I also have issues with this. I have a "slight" workaround that I use that makes it easier to get my results into one variable. Essentially i let the SQL query and the server do the leg work of building my variable for me. Unfortunately it is limited in that I only can use it for a query that is ask...

sarver311

Sure thing =)

I had a hard time with that syntax at first too but once you get an example it isn't to bad.

Good luck with it!

sarver311

Your syntax for multiple conditions is incorrect. Here is a simple example of multiple condition statements Also note that when you are comparing text you need to put quotes around it. The second condition is an example of that. let>variable1=5 let>variable2=text IF>{(%variable1% = 5) AND (%variable...

sarver311

Can you be more specific what the script is supposed to be doing or what you are trying to accomplish?

sarver311

Can you post your script that generated this log file?

sarver311

Here is an example of a Dialog that displays an error log. When you Click the generate button it puts a timestamp and message in a log file and stores the updated file in the dialog box to the right. let>errorlogs= //This checks to see if this script has been run before, if it has it puts the old lo...

sarver311

If that is the sole purpose of your script I imagine you could just have a loop and put that command inside of it.

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label>actionloop


findimagpos>

wait>.10

goto>actionloop

-Josh

sarver311

Sure this can be accomplished with the random command.

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label>loop

//The line below creates the random number anything between 1 and 50 and puts it in the variable RandomWaitTime
random>50,RandomWaitTime

wait>%RandomWaitTime%
insert your code here

goto>loop

-Josh

sarver311

Hey Everyone, I think the greatest perk about using macro scheduler is you don't have to be a programmer to develop applications with it. However since I am not a programmer I also don't have a background in the actual Development and maintenance of code which is almost as important as writing the c...

sarver311

Hey Jimmy you reminded me of a article I saw a while back I think this might help you out.

http://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2009/07/02/s ... down-list/

sarver311

Hi Mike Well my first instinct would be you may have to reinstall MS but here are a few suggestions to see if its the script or possible the ms engine. What happens if you create a simple script with nothing but a loop in it? Can you recreate the issue with just a loop running? If that doesn't recre...

sarver311

Glad to hear it Koleviko!

sarver311

What version of windows are you running? When did you notice this start to happen? Is it only your messages that look off? Also I would be curious to know if any other of your system messages look weird. Try this, outside of MS just create a vbs script or file name anything.vbs and put the following...

sarver311

Hey Marcus, I have to use CA Service Desk to put in tickets and I hated their interface so I simply wrote my own front end for it using Macro Scheduler. It queries all the typical backend fields I"d have to type in and turns them into drop down menus. So now I just select a few drop downs, enter a s...

sarver311

What I would recommend is to try is comment parts of your script out to see if something is being called that is causing this issue. I would start by commenting EVERYTHING out except for one of your message commands to see if it still calls up the weird fonts. If it still does, create a fresh script...

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