Agreed, cool. Playing with it a bit, I found out that when you want to adjust the cursor speed, holding the CTRL-key while in the 'slider' control, you can adjust the speed without needing to TAB around like you need to when you press up/down on its own (see comment just above Dialog1)

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Henk

Hi,

The help gives an example where the .ini extension is explicitly part of the readinifile command. Your code doesn't contain .ini in the command. Try adding that and see if it works.

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Henk

Bob's suggestion about ClickSysTray(...) got me thinking. I'm no Windows programming wizard (in fact I learned the trade in the DOS era and am still struggling with the whole OO concept) but I think I know enough to be able to provide a couple of pointers to places that might help with implementing ...

Actually, it's not Macro Scheduler that is telling you this, it's ADO or DAO that is telling you this. Depending on the type of recordset that is created, MovePrevious may or may not be available. There are 4 types of recordsets: Table, DynaSet, Snapshot, Forward-only Check out http://msdn.microsoft...

Just downloaded imglib.dll v 1.0.4, (Macro Scheduler v. 8.0.3 ) and I'm trying to get a modal dialogbox to display the version number with this: Let>imglibDLL=%SCRIPT_DIR%\imglib.dll libload>imglibDLL,imglib libfunc>imglib,version,the_version mdl>%the_version% but as http://www.xs4all.nl/~hberg/macs...

Checking the help learned me that mdb is the abbreviation for mousedoubleclick. I suggest you try the line as it is now. If that doesn't work I would try it with quotes around the filenames. When in doubt, the helpfile is your friend.

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Henk

Please post the script, that way we know what we're talking about.

Dick, you're absolutely correct. Don't know why, but I assumed that this was already taken care of.

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Henk

Hi Ringo,

If you change \\ringo\c:\ to \\ringo\c$\ you should be in business. $ is the standard unc (universal naming convention) syntax for addressing disks over the network.

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Henk

Thanks Marcus,

Checking where the DLL was, I learned that (as per my own instruction at install time) it was in D:\Program Files\MJT Net Ltd\Macro Scheduler Image Library.

Moving it to the MS directory fixed it.

(8.0.3 by the way)

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Henk

Just did a copy/paste of this code from the helpfile of the Image Library Let>imglibDLL=%SCRIPT_DIR%\imglib.dll LibFunc>imglibDLL,GetScreenRes,screen,ref:0,ref:0 ScreenCapture>0,0,screen_1,screen_2,d:\screen.bmp It yielded me a 0-byte bmp d:\screen.bmp So I did two MDL commands with %screen_1% and %...

Hi kpassaur, If you change strOutput to FindContact you will get what you need. Returning values from a function requires that you assign your result to a variable with the same name as the function name. Don't dim a variable FindContact within your function, however. The declaration is taken care o...

Hi Cybercitizen, Check out the ReadLn command. Combined with MidStr you should be able to extract the UNC-path from every individual drive mapping and reassemble the required NET USE command text. If you need help parsing the lines from your Drivemapping.txt file, drop a message and I'll see what I ...

Hey, a fellow Pegasus user! Cool! But I wonder how it is that your Pegasus is activated with the letter P? The tooltip that my Pegasus (4.31, Dec. 2005 according to Help|About) has is "Right-click for new mail info", so if I need to activate Pegasus, I use the letter R (By the way, did you do the ho...

Bad eyeday probably

Henk