I tried this a few times, and wasn't able to reproduce it. I was getting a 0 for ie_res1 and ie_res2, using these URLs. IECreate>IE[0] IENavigate>%IE[0]%,www.mjtnet.com,ie_res1 IEWaitDocumentComplete>%IE[0]%,ieresult IENavigate>%IE[0]%,www.google.com,ie_res2 IECreate>IE[0] IENavigate>IE[0],www.mjtne...

FindImagePos can find more than one image when using EXACT.

If you're using Image Recognition to locate the position of the orange icon. That's your "anchor point". Your blue "select all" text will always be above it somewhere, and probably slightly to the right. You'll have to edit this to suit your setup, but the structure of this does exactly what you nee...

That does work. My guess is maybe that accountname doesn't exist or doesn't contain a hyphen? If we make sure it exists and contains a hyphen we can see the code works. Both of these work : Let>accountname=qwerty-uiop Let>hyphen=- //Check if variable contains "-" Pos>hyphen,accountname,1,posText If>...

This will cause your script to wait 15 seconds.

Wait>15

You are very welcome.

While combining those two aspect might not be possible when using the Wizard, you can probably work around it by detecting or controlling the size and position of the window so it's always the same. Then you'll know which co-ordinates to use. The name of the window won't matter, when it comes to the...

Or you could use the Separate command, and separate by /

They should still be in your data folder, which unless you've changed it would be \Macro Scheduler 14 within your documents folder. You can import them with >File >Import. Link

This forum post might be an answer.

How about something like this? //Wait until either of two images appears by using a While Loop Let>AnImageWasFound=FALSE While>AnImageWasFound=FALSE //Here we use two FindImagePos statements - one for each image FindImagePos>%BMP_DIR%\image_2.bmp,SCREEN,0.7,1,XArr,YArr,NumFound1,CCOEFF FindImagePos>...

Have you tried the OCR Wizard instead?

Just a couple of things to eliminate a few possibilities. You're using EXACT. Are you completely sure the image is always the same? How static is the image? Using image recognition on the entire screen can be time consuming. Have you tried just searching in the game window, or specific co-ordinates?

Hi Dick,

I've made Marcus aware of this post, for his insight.

Kind regards,

Dorian.

It's okay if you don't want it to remember your password. As an addition you can even make the macro detect whether you're signed in or not, and only sign in if you're not. A login page usually contains some tell-tale text. Let's say in this case it might be "forgot password". We look for that text ...