Did you ever get to the bottom of this. I have a script that ussed to work fine, but is now giving an 'Invalid Variant Operation Error' on anXLOpen line Are you by any chance using an old version of Macro Scheduler, and have the filepath wrong? This error was caused in versions prior to Version 14....

Is this the entire script or do you have a WW_TIMEOUT set at some point before this?

This has now been fixed in version 14.5.7.
https://help.mjtnet.com/article/222-version-history

This has now been fixed in version 14.5.7.
https://help.mjtnet.com/article/222-version-history

Yes, you usually have to resample the images when using Image Recognition on a different PC.

Thank you for your information. I verified that my macros with Pressing function keys work normally. However, the suggestion for locking the fn key function for "Normal" operation [ fn-lock function: Fn + Shift (first press fn, then shift)] did not appear to work. Looking at your references, I trie...

JRL wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 02, 2020 12:41 am

Thank you.
And a happy 17.25 forum years to you H2k.

Dick

H2K!! I can't fault your memory! 2020 will be my 22nd year using Macro Scheduler. Between you, Marcus and I, that's around 60 years combined experience. Crazy!

I just noticed that one of our gurus here has been on the forum for over 15 years, so thought that was worth a mention. I know, I missed his "forum birthday" slightly. It was Jan 10th. But how could I see that stat and not mention something. Thank you for all the help and advice you offer on the for...

Hi,

Would copying it to your OneDrive folder do the job? That's how I do it.
You could similarly use MoveFile.

bossydog9 wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 30, 2020 6:23 pm

Since the top-left position (return_offset=0) and the bottom-right position (return_offset=4) can be returned, it's an easy calculation of the return values of return_offset 4 minus the return values of return_offset 0.

That's a very good point!

I'll pass this on to Dev

Thank you. I have passed these on to Dev.

I've reported this to dev as it might be a bug. You're not doing anything wrong - we both experienced the same results.

In the mean time it's easy enough to work around - just set your loop limit one less than length, or add some checks and balances in.

Amazing reply, JRL. It's very easy for everyone here to think everyone else knows more than them - that everyone else is an expert. We all do things differently. We all have experience in different areas. We all have weak points (mine are Dialogs, Regex, and probably a whole boatload of other things...

The FindObject Wizard under Window Objects may be useful. If it's a website then try the IE Element Wizard under WebRecorder Functions. What sort of application/website is it? I try to use image recognition as a last resort, there might be an easier way to achieve this, especially if it's a website...

That is very odd, and I was able to replicate it. Thank you for reporting this, I will make sure Marcus is aware.