I must have messed that up while cleaning up the pasted code.

My code reads as you state:
While>strCurrentFile##EOF##

The code is running. It just crashes on the 21st iteration.

Suggestions?

I am getting an access violation at address 00419AFS in msched.exe. My script is reading a text filelist (~2000 files) looking for duplicate names (excluding the extension ex; abc.JPG = abc.BMP). If I find a match, I rename the 2nd occurance to filename.ext.ext (abc.BMP.BMP). On the 21st loop when I...

Thanks adroege,
the underscore was the problem.

Our software imports from different CAD/CAM products and translates into our format. We are trying to automate a tool to compare 'problem' files against new releases to catch anything we broke in the new translation. These are line drawings (so not a lot of pixels per screen). When I use CompareBitm...

There was no 'RSS' key so I added one and set to 0.
It worked as you thought it would.

You may want to include "Edit / New / String value" to the instructions for people that aren't used to tweaking the registry.

Many thanks for the fast response!

I have had an eval copy for just over a week and have had no issues like this. This morning when I turned my machine on and started MS, it locks up. I see the "Trial days remaining" dialog (22 days). The icon shows in the Notification area. When I right click the icon and select Show, the Scheduler ...

Scenario: Create a script that uses a macro Close all tabs in Editor Open the Macro in the Editor Open the script in a new tab Run the script "Error attempting to run" Note this is without editing the macro. Just having it open as the first file, locks it. If you switch and open the script first, th...

When you have the editor open and a script loaded, you can't open a new blank tab, just pre-existing scripts.

Scenario:
You have a script running and want to break out parts of it into seperate macros.

Current steps:
1. Save
2. Close
3. Open New script
4. Open in Tab

When you have more than 1 macro opened in the editor, (multi tabs) you cannot close the 1st macro.

You can close any of the subsequent macros opened, just not the first one.

I am confused by the behavior of complex operators in a While loop. The behavior of = is not obvious. According to Online Help, these are valid. http://www.mjtnet.com/OnlineHelp/index.html?relationaloperators.htm Examples: //Works as expected, loops through 2 times and then moves on Let>X=3 Let>Y=1 ...

I have not compiled this yet.
I am stepping through or just running.

I am trying to get script logging to work. Machine is running Windows7 (64), Scheduler version = 12.8. -I have enabled 'Log Progress of Macro'. -The Log file exists. -I have tried all 3 options 'before', 'after' and 'start and completion of step'. The log file is in c:\users\public\public documents ...