It's funny. I right click all the time to copy or paste, and yet I never noticed the "open in new tab" right click option. Thanks.

I'll probably start using that.

@Dimmak,

Are you trying to automate it opening or do you just not know how to do it in editor?

If you want to load more scripts in editor, click File, then click "Open In New Tab" Below the current script will be tabs you click on to change view. Right click tab to close.

L8tr G8tr

This guy is a pumkin IDIOT!! It's right in front of him!! And he can't get it!!!

.......or did he?

Hello olllllliii
Also here is the key code list page. Make note, it comes in handy.

http://www.mjtnet.com/vkcodes.htm

All key codes must begin with VK. As in the sample script above.

L8tr

BTW - I do not have PopUpMenu in version 12, so can't help you there.

Ooops....

I figured it out.

SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,MSButton4,Filter,Text Document|*.txt|All Files|*.*

I was missing the discription.

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Hey! Thanks a lot for your help Marcus! I did some research on this topic. I managed to find a FREE e-mail service that supports pop3 for FREE. And SMTP. I just tried using retrievePOP3> and it worked. It's not a great e-mail service, but if you want to retrieve e-mail without having a special progr...

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BINGO!

I thought I was close, and I was.

RegEx>!(0)\d|\d\d,CardMove,0,matches,mn,0

That's the answer.

But what about that $1?