...need to know how to get "image data" from an image file. 1) Open a bright, shiny, new script in the editor. 2) Select the "Tools" menu item at the top of the script editor. 3) Second item down the list is "Import binary File". Select that. 4) At the bottom right of the file selection window is a...

So... what was the solution?

This help?
https://www.mjtnet.com/manuals/v15/HTML ... tions.html

Yes. Sort of a pun. In any case my keyboard's LEDs have stopped working and I'm tired of not knowing whether my caps lock in on or off. This opens a little dialog that tells you. Left to right is Caps lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock status. This little script demos a few advanced dialog capabilities....

Grovkillen,
Thank you for the clarification.

CTRL+C = if no selection; copy the row you're on to clipboard CTRL+X = if no selection; cut the row you're on to clipboard CTRL+/ (7) = block comment, if no selection; comment out row I would use these three 100 times a day if they existed. Not sure I understand the first one. Working from home for...

Here's a sample script that implements both of the methods I mentioned might be possible. Oddly the Last_Error_Line variable does not record the correct line number. Instead it records the last line of the OnEvent sampling subroutine Let>Last_Error= Let>Last_Error_Line= Let>vVarMonTest=new DeleteFil...

Here is a custom input box with a little extra. DeleteFile>%temp_Dir%IconProducerScript.scp DeleteFile>%temp_dir%Blank.ico ExportData>WHITE.TXT_DATA,%temp_dir%Blank.ico LabelToVar>IconProducer,vData WriteLn>%temp_Dir%IconProducerScript.scp,wres,vData Wait>0.1 ExecuteFile>%temp_Dir%IconProducerScript...

However, in general do you know any method to capture system errors within MS? There are two variables created after the error is closed (assuming the script continues). Last_Error and Last_Error_Line . The first provides the text of the error that was displayed and the second provides the line num...

Though I agree using a dialog is the way to go, I wanted to point out that it is possible to alter just about any window, including the Input window. Let>INPUT_BROWSE=1 Let>INPUT_BROWSE_FILTER=Excel files (*.xlsx)|*.XLSX DeleteFile>%temp_dir%RenameInput.scp LabelToVar>ProgramToWrite,vData WriteLn>%t...

Long story short. The variable Script_Dir will contain the location from which your executable was run.

Grovkillen wrote:So my take is to always use a watchdog.

Me too.

We're all still in THE '20s.
Happy new year!

From: https://help.mjtnet.com/article/262-virtual-key-codes

VK_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE (179): Windows 2000/XP: Play/Pause Media key

This works for me on youtube

Send>VK179