Hi adroege, Thanks for you macro as posted above! I have read up on GetAsyncKeyState here... http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms646293(v=vs.85).aspx ...but have been unable to modify your code to detect ONLY left- DOUBLE -click. Also I note we have... VK_LBUTTON (1) Left mouse...

Hi everyone, I like this idea as well. Here's some feedback on existing posts related to this idea: http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/how-to-open-up-ie-window-frame-within-a-dialog-t5225.html Thanks for sharing the approach in the post at the above link Marcus, though I believe the following is still an i...

No takers on this one? Hi Phil, Interesting... Yes it looks like in the MS Editor, using the Search/Replace feature, you can use a RegEx expression in the search field but not in the Replace field. Specifically, the replace field will not recognize /1 as your first backreference which holds the mat...

Hi JRL, Interesting question. I feel the RegEx is taking hold of you... Well... \r\n is less characters so many would prefer it for that alone. However I like representing CRLF as \x0D\x0A in a RegEx pattern because: - Representing a control char using its hex value is more flexible - Example: I cop...

Thanks EnderFFX - looking good!

Hi JRL, Hmm... all the other lines get to be terminated by CRLF... but you want that last line to be different huh... :lol: Alrighty then, the pattern has to get a bit more complex, try this... RegEx>(?m)(^$\x0D\x0A)|(?-m)(\x0D\x0A)+$,text,0,matches,num,1,,text Here's the demo again... Let>text=%crl...

Hi EnderFFX, Very interesting macro - thanks for sharing, however I am wondering though about the following line (and others like it): /*I think this section could be minimized with a loop % / The above line seems to be a comment line. For a single line comment, you could have just done this: //I th...

Hi JRL, A single line solution *AND* more elegant that what you have there huh... Not asking for much eh? :roll: How many points would something like that be worth to you I wonder? Heh... :twisted: Oh alright alright... here's the magic one-liner: RegEx>(?m)^$\x0D\x0A,text,0,matches,num,1,,text And ...

Hi Marcus, OK, thanks for the example. So the way we use that property is via a dialog handler like this: SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,MSStringGrid1,LoadFromCSV,CSVData Note that with Dialog Designer open and a StringGrid object in focus, I can see the LoadFromCSV property, there is a white edit field ...

Maybe you still have Macro Scheduler running. If Shift-Esc is enabled in Macro Scheduler and Macro Scheduler was started first then IT owns that system hotkey sequence. Only one thing can own a hot key at a time. So if Macro Scheduler is running and Shift-Esc is the stop key sequence then it would ...

Hi Marcus or JRL or anyone, Having some issues here on XP SP3. Can someone please post a working example showing how to use the new MS14 StringGrid Control on a custom dialog? I can place the control on a Dialog but cannot seem to load it with data from a csv file. In the Dialog Designer, I can past...

And of course I know that... no jeering intended. I just sent an email to "support AT mjtnet.com" per your Support page on your website. Subject of the email is: Concerning problems viewing online Help using IE8 It has screenshots of all my IE8 settings... and maybe it will help you or someone repli...

Sure... it looks great in Chrome and probably Firefox as well... however there are a lot of folks still using IE8 out there. The following article says 27% and while that stat may be getting old... I bet the percentage is much higher within larger companies. http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2012/07/0...

Thanks Rain, good to know I'm not the only one having a less than ideal experience using IE8 :D IE8 is our current company "standard" so until we upgrade (and these things take a long time and a lot of testing) I'll be staying at IE8. Its not so bad I guess... not so long ago we were all at IE6... N...

I try armsys, I try... Glad I could help.

Yes for my purposes, the combination of HTMLRequest> and IncludeFromVar> is fantastic.

Thanks again Marcus for providing this command - much appreciated!