Try just putting some number > than the string could ever be
I use 100 most of the time

Do all of the records have the same fields? (This looks like a database type application where they would...) START LOOP (Repeat..Until, or While..Endwhile) Search for <name>, Find position of "<" following <name> Get the data in between Write to new file Search for <surname> Find position of "<" fo...

It would be nice if we could add Version to the Script Compile dialog and then have that added as a File Property.

Manual Entry - no auto increment or anything like that.

Or is there a way to do this now?

Different versions of Windows handle dialog borders a little bit differently.
By setting ClientWidth and ClientHeight there is more consistent dialog size between OS's.

I know this is a really minor issue, but for new users it could be helpful...

The Help page for IfFileExists should include IfNotFileExists in the list of "See also" commands.

Thanks for checking!

I don't know if this related to the forum changes or not. I was searching RadioGroup SelectedIndex 2 of 6 topics that came up were bad #1 http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2653&view=previous The requested topic does not exist #3 http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2879 You are not ...

Have you tried using a variable for the search string?

Let>DblSlash=//
Position>DblSlash,%regelmapwelke%,1,gevonden

Javier, one way to do the second scenario, is write to an INI file When script launches, use some logic similar to this... IfFileExists ReadIniFile for LastMessage Else Use WriteLn to create INI file with Message1 (or some flag to indicate Message1) Set LastMessage = Message1 Endif If LastMessage = ...

Thanks for not laughing (at least in your reply)

I was so focused on the quotes and syntax...

Many Thanks Marcus!

Thanks Cyber!
That would have been much simpler....

I need to perform a Complex Expression with part of the equation being a test for True / False, and I can't get syntax worked out. Many thanks for a little bit of help! For these values, the logic should drop into the loop. Let>XYZ=60 Let>Cnt=0 Let>State=True While{(%State%=True)and(%Cnt%<XYZ>Cnt=10...

Solved my own problem...

sQuery = "select * from win32_process where name like 'WinMake%'"

I had to add the % meaning 0 or more characters

I need to check for and kill an existing process. Normally an easy task. My problem is the process will be called WinMake.exe OR WinMake20140319ahh-2.exe OR WinMake + date + initials + iteration +.exe Is there any way to say: KillProcess>WinMake*.exe Or is there a way to use the old VB technique? So...

Online is updated
Help File is not - none of the UIxxx functions are included