Thanks Bob, you're right, I can just as easily use input or ask since I must have some window open anyway. I tend to fall back on DOS when I don't see a solution. Your response also gives me more confidence that I wasn't missing something obvious regarding a way to wait for a keypress. I will submit...

Try:

http://www.dependencywalker.com/

This free util lets you view the inner workings of a DLL. After you find what might appear to be the function you need, click on it and the appropriate MSDN web page will be opened for you providing the details of how to use it.

Good luck,
Dick

Hello, Is there a way to create a timeout for WaitKeyDown? WW_TIMEOUT works for window wait functions but does not seem to effect WaiKeyDown. I would like to wait for a keypress and if it occurs perform one action and if it does not occur after a predefined time, perform a different action. For now ...

I think you're on the right track.

Label>WaitForFile
Wait>1
IfFileExists>[file path and name],Continue,WaitForFile
Label>Continue

Hope this helps,
Dick

Macrunning, If the telnet is occuring in a DOS screen you can retreive the screen info with something like this: SetFocus>WindowName* MouseMoveRelative>10,10 LClick Wait>1 Send>e Wait>1 Send>s Wait>1 Press Enter Wait>1 GetClipBoard>result MDL>%result% If it is some sort of message window you might t...

Luigi, Try something like this: SetFocus>PowerPoint* Label>start GetPixelColor>200,200,result If>result=0 Wait>1 Press ESC EndIf Wait>2 Goto>start This will loop continuously. To stop it you will have to press Shift + Esc. Make sure the SetFocus line is set to the name of your window I'm guessing th...

DaveKofo, It looks to me like you are opening an application, then answering questions within that application, if that is the case RP_WAIT=1 will not work. Having RP_WAIT set to 1 will cause the macro to pause until the application is closed. What will work is to use WaitWindowOpen and maybe a shor...

I agree, New England is a bit far for me to travel also. As for hosting in this area (Iowa and surrounding states) could be a possibility. I'll wait to see the responses to the concept.

Dick

Does this help?

http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... ght=window

Dick

You have to make a loop to increment "GetCount" Let>GetCount=0 Let>GetMax=8 Label>GetCountLoop Let>GetCount=%GetCount% + 1 Wait>1 If>%GetCount%GetCountLoop Label>continue ///The rest of your macro the "continue" label gets you out of the loop when you reach %GetMax%. Hope this helps, Dick

Have you tried:

Let>comma=,
WriteLn>c:\temp\logs\test.txt,result,%value1%%comma%%value2%%comma%%filename%

Hope this helps,
Dick

This Does Not Really Help When I Create Standalone EXE's I've not experienced the problem with compiled scripts only when running macros. Also noticed that running a MS exe after running a macro clears the Alt + Tab icon left behind by the macro. My computer here at home is relatively new and clean...

Press CTRL Send>g //WaitWindowOpen>Microsoft Excel - *.xls //You said you already have it open Release CTRL //added the next wait and changed some of your others to suit my machine //yours may be different Wait>0.5 Send>z1 Wait>0.5 Press Enter Wait>0.5 Press CTRL //Send Character/Text>C //Per Suppor...

Mike, This is not a perfect solution but it does the job on my computer. ////Stuff Goto>exit ////More stuff Label>exit WindowAction>0,Macro Scheduler* Run Program>"C:\Program Files\MJT Net Ltd\Macro Scheduler\msched.exe" WindowAction>3,Macro Scheduler* Basically, the last lines of your macro open a ...

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