Let>SHORTCUT_FILE=C:\...\<file>.lnk VBSTART Function GetTargetFile(LinkFile) Set WShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set objShortcut = WShell.CreateShortcut(LinkFile) GetTargetFile = objShortcut.TargetPath End Function VBEND VBEval>GetTargetFile("%SHORTCUT_FILE%"),TARGET_FILE Trick found here: h...

I would like my server scripts to pause/resumed based on last user interaction/input. I found this but how do I define the size of the structure?

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... tinputinfo

Would it be possible to implement this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... vepointsex

I'd like to use it to track mouse gestures which could be used to trigger scripts.

It would be really great if we could capture the STDOUT from a run command instead of having to rely on piping it to the clipboard or an external file. Something like this: Let>RP_CAPTURE_STDOUT=1 RunProgram>wmic path Win32_OperatingSystem get LastBootUpTime //RP_STDOUT=20201202082216.500000+060 Thi...

Perhaps add a switch to allow Win10 long path:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... ing-a-file

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/window ... limitation

If I have a fairly long file path and would like to rename it I get the "max path" error (CF_RESULT_CODE=183). How should I go about this?

I ran into a problem when the copy file command returned CF_RESULT=True which is a success according to the help (https://www.mjtnet.com/manuals/v15/HTML/copyfile.html), no file was copied. The CF_RESULT_CODE was equal to 183 (0xB7) which told me that the MAX_PATH was exceeded. I think this should b...

Ok, yes the # is there just as a test.

Yep this is the same problem I'm showing here: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10800

Thanks for the update. My machine still "misbehave" with this but I've made a work around so it's no sweat.

This is part of a bigger script but I want to show what appears to be a bug. Please look at the linked GIF. https://i.ibb.co/PYHQCTP/animation.gif I demonstrate the issue with this code. Let>DO_SOMETHING_WITH_THE_FILE_Var_1=.xls# UpperCase>DO_SOMETHING_WITH_THE_FILE_Var_1,DO_SOMETHING_WITH_THE_FILE_...

Aha! Didn't know.

It would be great if I could do this:

I have had a long time nag with my command line output to file being not UTF-8. I have now found the solution to my problem. Let>FILE_ROOT_PATH=X:\your\path RunProgram>cmd /c chcp 65001 > nul & cmd /c dir "%FILE_ROOT_PATH%\*.*" /s /b /o:gn /A-D > "%FILE_ROOT_PATH%\results.txt" To break it down... cm...

Yeah, I want this as well.