If you detect a single click you can start a timer that is then check when next click is done. If the time is below lets say 500mSec then you have a double click.

EDIT: so JRL suggested this already, sorry!

First off, where's your own try? I mean, do you expect us to do all the heavy lifting?

I use https://wkhtmltopdf.org/ for this exact function.

It's to delimit the command from the command switches. Commonly used in programming languages, or at least variants of it.

You need to provide the libraries "urllib2" and "json" with the same folder/file structure as you see in the Python installation folder.

Have you studied the manual? The repeat syntax is not even close to be correct.

I like the suggestions. +1

Your Let>%VAR_NAME%=... is not what you think. Remove the two % in the Let> statements and it'll work just fine.

I only do it as this:
%CURRENT_FILE_NO%/%TOTAL_NO_FILES%*100

Don't try to get the time, not even Microsoft get it right. Display the currently transferred file name and the user get the feeling of how long it'll take.

What do you mean, the visual look of the progress bar or how it progress?

Just give us access to MQTT and there's a ton of ways to communicate with MS.

Well, you're involving the community now which is more people. And Marcus is still the one who needs to help you. On the support page you will at least get in line/que. Here you're left in the wild

Send an email to the support.

Great, but a reflection: what do you do if the current day is the first day of the month? The code above would then compute a date with invalid number, i.e 06/00/2018