I'd investigate using ImageMagick via the command line with RunProgram.

I can't give specific ImageMagick examples to do this, but I'm fairly sure it would be able to do what you need.

The higher the number you use, the more accurate it would be. But it would also use more resources. It is also dependent on the font/colour/background. OCR_SCALEFACTOR 2 is the default. I generally see people reporting a good success rate with 4. Let>OCR_SCALEFACTOR=4 I suggest starting with 3, then...

It was added to v14.2 in 2014 and should be available in Lite/Std/Pro

Version 14.2 03/11/2014
- Added: Format function to format numbers and strings

Format will help you here. You could do this : Let>cnc=1 Format>%.3d,cnc,cncformatted Let>cnr=1 Format>%.3d,cnr,cnrformatted ScreenCapture>20,20,3200,1350,Z:\LAVORI\MAPPE\HALTA\ZONA_%cnrformatted%_%cncformatted%.bmp Or even just this : Let>cnc=1 Format>%.3d,cnc,cnc Let>cnr=1 Format>%.3d,cnr,cnr Scr...

Your most recent example uses a tolerance of 0 whereas the prior one used 0.7. This could account for the false positive with NumFound. FindImagePosition Tolerence should be given a value between 0 and 1 where 1 is a precise match and 0 is the least precise. A value of 0.7 is recommended and should ...

I recommend turning on logging in the logging tab of the editor so you can see exactly what's happening.

It's also worth learning how to use the debugger : https://help.mjtnet.com/article/42-usin ... t-creation

It took me quite a while to spot this, as it's an easy mistake to make. This: If>WSI_TIMEOUT=FALSE Should be this : If>WSI_TIMEDOUT=FALSE TIME D OUT, not TIMEOUT WaitScreenImage : The system variable WSI_TIMEOUT can be used to set the number of seconds after which this command should timeout. If set...

Site search has been fixed.

The forum search is the little magnifying glass just below your username on the top right, or the option within Quicklinks as JRL mentioned, which both link through to the page Grovkillen mentioned. The search box in the top-right corner is supposed to search the entire MJT site - it used to, and th...

Have passed this on to dev.

Re "submit". Submit submits a form. For buttons, use click.

I can't seem to replicate this at all. I've tried three different methods including yours, and they all successfully click the link. At the moment I am at a loss as to what could be causing you the problem, so I will consult Marcus. In the meantime, it may be worth checking your ChromeDriver version...

Are you able to share the HTML for the specific link you're wishing to click please?

What is the value of arrElementID_count ?

ChromeFindElements always returns a list of element IDs like that. It's the subsequent commands (ChromeGetElementData, ChromeSetElementValue, ChromeElementAction) that extracts them. If you look at ChromeFindElements you'll see you have a variety of methods available. One of these is "partial link t...

Version 14.2 03/11/2014
- Added: PyExec - execute Python code - requires Python DLL installed (link in help)

Version 14.5.5 15/10/2019
Upgraded Python engine to Python 3.7.4 with ability to run Python 2.7 (PYTHON_DLL variable)

You can try a higher version DLL but we do not
support it.