I have now created a .exe of the script, made sure that IEAuto.dll is in the same directory, but still when i start it it shows me a dialog box with the first searchstring, i click ok, then the next etc.

So it still does not trigger IE im afraid :1

I was also thinking of this solution;

http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4660

But really unsure how to intergrate it

Thanks. I got my trial version of Webrecorder. It is installed on my computer. Will reinstall now.

do you have multiple monitors, or some other weird setup? Do you see Internet Explorer open when you run the macro script? When I run your script, Internet Explorer is open, and captured in the screenshot. The IE window never opens, so thats the reason i believe. No dual screens, no black screen, o...

i think i have gotten a wrong impression about what that screencap actually does Razz i was hoping for it to show me what the Webpage would show haha. It does show you the first page of results. Isn't that what you are seeing? Sorry i didnt mention, it just showes me a screen capture of my desktop ...

got it, ty

Seems to be rocking it GOOD!! Thank you a lot for guiding me. In the end i now see it all has the same structure as good ol .BAT scripting (atleast with the labels and goto`s :P) Full code again, WITH the screencap: MouseMove>0,0 Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>C:\temp\test.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,fin...

I have tried a lot of combinations now regarding those slashes, all of them result in a ##NOFILE## in the debugger. tryine more now ..

ReadLn>c:\\\temp\\\test.txt,k,line Why so many backslashes? I think this is a problem. Thanks again, testing it out, its got a lot of backlashes just because the original aricle has: http://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2007/07/02/reading-through-text-files-in-memory/ I did an edit on my last post and filled...

MouseMove>0,0 Let>k=1 Label>start ReadLn>c:\\\temp\\\test.txt,k,line If>line=##EOF##,finish MessageModal>line Let>k=k+1 Goto>start Label>finish Let>delay=1 IE_Create>0,IE[0] IE_Navigate>%IE[0]%,http://google.com/,r IE_Wait>%IE[0]%,r Wait>delay IE_Wait>%IE[0]%,r Wait>delay Let>FrameName={""} Let>For...

i see, i kind of wanted it to be really human though. And for it to handle sessions and things, even at a later stage implement the Screencapture command to screenshot the HTML result page one gets after a search, by the way, the result from i.ex line1 from my test.txt, if i want that to be instead ...

I am extremly happy for your quick and really in-depth response here, thanks a lot! i tend to see you amongst my forum searches aswell as the top replier :P I do understand it will be something like this; written by Marcus Tettmar from http://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2007/07/02/reading-through-text-files...

Hey, thanks a lot for reading

Im a newbie into this and im wondering how (because im sure it is? ) to read one line from a .txt file, enter it into a webfield, click OK, then, read line two, enter it, ok ... etc. etc. untill there are no more lines.

Any ideas ?