What sort of job requires a macro to be in excess of 10,000 lines? Just curious.

This may be stating the obvious, but have you tried using the * at the end of a shortened version of the window names you are finding?

So, of the window name appears to be ABCDEF, the use a window name of ABC*

Worth a try.

pgriffin

There are many different ways to strip off the path from the file name. Here is one example. let>FileAndPath=C:\Folder\Folder\MyFile.txt sep>%FileAndPath%,\,seg let>max=seg_count pos>.,seg_%max%,1,vDot if>vDot>0 sep>seg_%max%,.,fseg let>FileExt=fseg_2 let>TheFile=%fseg_1%.%FileExt% else let>TheFile=...

before you go to the trouble of an uninstall/re-install. Are you running this script with the Editor window open? If you are, that would potentially interfere with your application (Firefox). You should close the editor and simply assign a hotkey to the macro or select RUN from the Macro Scheduler i...

If there is no legal agreement in place and someone decides to post code on an open forum, then I would say they would have a VERY difficult time trying to claim IP rights in a court of law. ...Unless you are a former star football player, in which case you could probably get away with murder.... :w...

hmm....Was Bob's first macro written to create posts on MJTNET Forums???

keep it simple whenever possible. No need for the brackets {} in this case. If>WW_RESULT=False goto>EndProgram else goto>WhatIsNext endif label>WhatIsNext ..... label>EndProgram mdl>All done Also, if you want to break execution of the program you might try adding an On_Event for a specific keystroke...

Use View System Windows from the Tools menu to find the name of the Window Containing your edit box and the object name of the edit box itself, then use GetControlText> to read into a variable. No need to use Copy/Paste as long as you are dealing with a Windows app.

Could you tell us if it matters which of these values from the text file ends up in your edit field? Why not put ALL the values in a ComboBox so you could select the one you want. I think what might be confusing everyone is that it seems random as to what you are trying to accomplish with your dialog.

ok, so K-1 should do the trick. Still VBScript is not required for counting records.

You have your own answer in your first post. The number of loops through your file until EOF will be contained in the variable k.

No VBScript required.

with FindImgPos you will need to have the SAME image, including the resolution.

Are you thinking of Group Properties? There you can check or leave uncheck the option to include the group in the Quick Launch list. On my system, it is unchecked by default.

Are you saying that if you use SetControlText> to populate the screen, then use PushButton> , the data is saved correctly?

Will the Global Shop UI recognize the PushButton> command?

My guess is that it won't make a difference as to your problem, but worth a try so we can eliminate that method.