Because it fits the overall site layout and keeps the site together.

Yes, of course. Use a loop:

Let>k=1
Repeat>k
Let>ms%k%=yes
Let>k=k+1
Until>k=20

No, that won't work. All that is transferred from client to server in these situations is mouse events and keyboard events. You could use Macro Scheduler's macro recorder to record keyboard and mouse events but it will not be able to sense or focus windows within the remote desktop session because i...

Yes, should do. That's the right way to add headers. Another way to send email is detailed here:
http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1663

Hi, SIQ is a literal in your SQL string: MyDB.Execute = "Update SCHE Set SIQ = ('" & NewPROG & "')" I think you mean: MyDB.Execute = "Update SCHE Set " & SIQ & " = ('" & NewPROG & "')" However, I notice that you have embedded a CRLF (carriage return and line feed) character pair in the variable. Thi...

Use the native Position command instead of the Complex Expression Pos command as it can cope with longer strings.

There's really no need to replace quotes with another character. Replacing quotes with double quotes is fine.

Me_again wrote:I'm trying to create a compiled program that will work in any directory, what am I doing wrong?

In that case use %SCRIPT_DIR% which is always set to the directory of the running script or executable:

ReadIniFile>%SCRIPT_DIR%\myini.ini,data,outfile,oufile

5.) My syntax/Error Parsing errors occur on the: Let>at={Pos("it.aspx",%HoldHTMLResponse%)} command I never reach the MessageModal>Got To Here. command Joel S. I expect the problem is that HoldHTMLResponse has quote marks (") in it. In Complex Expressions (and, in VBScript) these are string delimit...

I'll check this out. When you save the macro from the editor/macro properties, everything pertaining to it is saved. Most other times macros.dat is not saved to disk until Macro Scheduler is exited. If you disable the macro it should save that change when Macro Scheduler is exited. It shouldn't matt...

Ok, well I must be missing something here because surely you'd just use the following construction: If drivetray NOT open .. create the folder .. and do whatever you need to do Else .. clean up code if required EndIf Split the code up into manageable subroutines and functions if it helps but I reall...

Surely instead of Exit you just need more organised logic ....

Can't you if/then/else/endif around what should/shouldn't happen according to certain conditions?

You really want to put the code into a VBScript function. Then you can call it from outside the VBSTART/VBEND block and act accordingly. I might not have followed what your code is meant to do entirely but the general idea would be something like this: VBSTART Function IsReady 'whatever if (Drive.Is...

I'm not sure I follow.

It would help if we knew which line the error occured on. Please step through with the debugger to determine the exact line that is throwing the error. On guess is this line: If>{(%somevalue% >= 32) AND (%somevalue% <= 127)} Here you are using complex expressions and in this format it expects a nume...