I wouldn't call this a memory leak. This is programmed memory loading. Each iteration of "Import datetime" loads the datetime module into memory and there's no Python function available to remove it. As long as the program runs the loop, its memory usage will grow. Python wasn't designed to be used ...

Searching for "Einouterror" gave me two results on the forum. The other result was not very detailed so I'm tacking information onto this one. My error is "Exception EInOutError in module: 'program name' at 0058BOA1,I/O error 53" which is different than anything I found on the forum. What I want to ...

Grovkillen, I have also experienced this phenomenon for quite a while. Wrote my first KeyLogger in 2007 using the relatively new OnEvent> function. That particular script had a separate subroutine for each letter. I don't recall when I rewrote it using one subroutine and a fifth onevent parameter bu...

(I am struggling to find a generic place to write the log file to on a user's system, without running as Admin) No guaranties. Internal to our domain, using C:\ProgramData\Folder_I_Create works for me. Caveate being most users can't see the ProgramData folder so if you want them to see the file you...

Hi Phil, ...and how other users deal with it. Mostly by cursing. :evil: Been dealing with this for a few years. I have no idea how to get to the location I discovered one day where on my computer I was able to exclude folders from Windows Defender's heavy handed tactics. I excluded my Macro Schedule...

Could one of you post an example?

This works for me: (Note the use of "Between>" rather than "RegEx>") Looks like your file is on a shared drive, be sure your admin user has access to the share. Let>PATH_TO_FILE=L:\A\Run MyTime.exe Let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0 Let>RP_CAPTURESTDOUT=1 Let>RP_Admin=1 Let>CMD_TO_RUN=cmd /c certutil -hashfile "%P...

I agree with Dorian. Save to a file. I don't know who came up with the Alt + D. I prefer Ctrl + L. Its supposed to work in all web browsers and also works in Windows File Explorer. You could also add a dialog or message at the end that displays for a second to let you know the hotkey worked. Wait>0....

If ALT + TAB is really a problem, one way to thwart it is to disable ALT. Of course this has its own set of issues some of which might be addressed by adding conditions in the Reset subroutine. You could, for example, detect the current window name and fail to release ALT if a specific window name i...

I'm rarely as likely to remember information handed to me as information I had to work for. I enjoy the adventure.

As for searching. I had the advantage of having a script that contained the code in Marcus' post so I searched for "IsZoomed" then skipping over your entry left only four matches.

Marcus posted this back in 2006. Slightly different than what you have come up with. https://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3124 Also, though I appeciated Marcus' excellent getclient.dll and used it for a couple of years, I eventually started using a short old style dialog to acquire the t...

From: https://help.mjtnet.com/article/222-version-history Version 14.2 03/11/2014 - Added: Ability to cancel OnEvent within event sub (specify full line minus subroutine name) Enhancement suggestions will work. This one only took a month to implement. Took me 9.2 years to say thank you. Thank you Ol...

Assuming your connection string is correct I don't notice any glaring flaws. Databases are finicky though. One thing I know that might be required are apostrophes or possibly quotes around the values. VALUES ('%uid%', '%plant%', '%machine%', '%timestamp%', '%isonline%', '%transfers%', '%runtime%', '...

Work computer did an automated Windows update last night. Now Macro Scheduler executables fail with a message that states " You do not have permission to access 'FilePath\FileName.exe'. Contact your network administrator to request access. " This message is incorrect. To begin with the network is no...

Everybody has them (PP). Something that is insignificant yet makes you cringe. Like the F150 I seen (PP) parked sideways in front of an EV charging station. A deliberate ICING event using a known gas hog. Or the misuse of "there" - a position vs "their" - belonging to them vs "they're" - a contracti...