When an item in a list box is double clicked with the mouse button it would be very nice to have it return a Result. This sure would make it easier than selecting an item then clicking a button to have it perform an action based on the item selected in the listbox. Time saving that's what this is al...

Ok! I'll post my own reply to this one. I figured out the Index item I just had to reread things, still a bit confussing. The "0" at the end of the RadioGroup still seems to have no effect if I change it to a "1". I can now get it to do what I want however. Dialog>Tests Caption=Radio Test Top=156 Wi...

RadioGroup=LoopStop,Stop When,888,384,73,49,Error%CRLF%NoError,0 What does the 0 at the end do? The help file suggest SelectedItem. Name,Caption,Left,Top,Width,Height,Items,SelectedItem I was thinking that I could change the default Selected item by changing that value. In Ver. 7.3.11.3 How do you c...

Thanks for all the input, my answer is simple and comes inpart from Chaoticz old post.

Create the Executable then pass the environment variable.

//MsgScript
messagemodal>%msg%


run MsgScript.exe /msg=%dosvariable%

Yes Windows 95 does of course have a registry however at the time Microsoft's employees at the NT side of the house did not talk to the DOS based Windows side, and a lot of things were left out. Thats why it took so long to pull the two OS's together. Needless to say those SET values are left out in...

Thanks the Registry method is a lot closer to what I'm looking for but that method will not work with Windows 95 and I entend to use this across 95 and NT platforms.

Bob, I've done that in the past, I was just woundering if I could get some direct access to those variables, for they're out their.

You are correct, the System Set Variables are contained their, but I need to access other variables that are set by other programs that can be displayed by using the DOS window SET Command.

Does anyone know how to directly access Microsofts environment-variable that are Set using the Microsoft SET Command. I know I can send those variables to a file then read them but I'm looking to directly access them. I'm using Macro Scheduler PRO 7.2.036.

Thanks for the information. I'll leave things as they are for now. The users already got more than they ask for and I love the addition of the Dialog.

Bob, thanks for the info. I see how you can make a selection perform an action, but I'm looking to double mouse click an item in a listbox and have it perform an action without having to click any buttons. Attached is an example of the listbox I'm using. Dialog>MyDialog Caption=This is My Dialog Top...

Is there a way we can get the Listbox (double click selection) to work as a Control, simular to a button click?

You could try this it should work if your using Windows NT.
I hope this gets you headed in the right direction.
SetFocus>Your Dos Window Name
Press ALT
Wait>0.02
Send> es
Wait>0.02
Release ALT
Wait>.02
Press Enter
SetFocus>Untitled - Notepad
Wait>.02
Press CTRL
Send>V
Release CTRL

OS-Win2000 Ver-7.2.032 I can not get the memory Variables to default back to their default value after the OK button is pushed is there some changes that I need to make to this example script. Dialog>MyDialog Caption=This is My Dialog Left=300 Top=300 Width=305 Height=120 Label=Type Something Here:,...

I'm now on my way to mastering VBScript. That takes care of lots of questions I've had.