mtettmar wrote:"The lower left pixel of the bitmap is reserved for the "transparent" color. Any pixel in the bitmap which matches that lower left pixel will be transparent."

Ahh, could this also affect the ScreenCapture routine?

You used QUOTE instead of CODE, so certain lines of your code did not appear properly; Example: If s <then>dd Also - I don't see an "End Function" for the GetFolderList routine. If you're interested, I'd recommend checking out the VBScript Method "CopyFolder". Something roughly similar to; Function ...

Let>VAREXPLICIT=1
MessageModal>SCRIPT_DIR is %SCRIPT_DIR%%CRLF%CWD is %CWD%
DeleteFile>..\deleteme.txt
DeleteFile>..\test\deleteme.txt

Both worked. The files are currently relative to %CWD%
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Pickles! One way to approach this task is to start by creating some rough logic on what the code would do. Starting from position 1. Let>k=1 Loop through (start at 1, see Repeat/Until, or Goto/Label)..... - Check if the character at position1 is uppercase. (There are probably a few ways to so this. ...

Ooo, I've been using x1 and y1 values of 1. Maybe I need to change my script! If you get nowhere with your current test - check out what that %SCREENCAP_RESULT% says and even test with something simple as ScreenCapture>10,10,200,200,c:\mypic.bmp Could it even be a vista thing (ie, he's the only pers...

Edit: After I wrote this, I realized that you had already wrote something that suggests "the script works" but just not on this 1 persons PC. The last thing might still apply though if he has a multi-monitor setup and the screenshot is of "display2" or something. After the ScreenCapture command, hav...

If "printscreen" is used (Press Print Screen), and then an "edit-paste" performed in an image application (such as mspaint, etc), is it also black there?

I'm wondering if this is something specific to just msched, or just a screenshot-type thing in general.

Yep you're so close! :] Let>xx=X_array_%j% Let>yy=Y_array_%j% MouseMove>%xx%,%yy% Also - you might want to change your Until to say; Until>j=imgs (when imgs=4, the largest x is X_array_3) However, the above doesn't work when Let>VAREXPLICIT=1 ... (so maybe Marcus can re-explain how to do that one. :...

Works fine here. Please provide this info; 1) What version of Macro Scheduler. 2) In your editor, what shows as line 12? Also, please check the ends of each line for any trailing spaces. Personally, I put the IfWindowOpen after the VBEND, and exclude the "else" unless I have stuff to excecute, like ...

You don't need this line line your vbscript section; fullfilename = c:\test\filename.txt The filename is given as the first parameter in this line; VBRUN>SetReadOnly,c:\blah.txt And then the first parameter is put in to the first variable of the function declaration; Function SetReadOnly (fullfilena...

"Other than using sendkeys" ... yeah. I found some nice examples and info in the scripts'n'tips page. Automate Internet Explorer with OLE/ActiveX http://www.mjtnet.com/usergroup/viewtopic.php?t=1511 And this one even shows how to fill out forms... http://www.mjtnet.com/usergroup/viewtopic.php?t=1461...

i checked the %FTP_RESULT%, but it said that that it cant find the local file "localDir/" I assume you're running this program on a windows based system. Could it be that the entry should say "localDir" instead of "localDir/" ? Perhaps this may be easier if you post the actual "FTPGetFile" line tha...

The help file example says FTPGetFile>Server,Username,Password,port,Local_Path,Host_Filespec,Mode or FTPGetFile>ftp.domain.com,anonymous,user@domain.com,21,c:\temp\,/pub/*.txt,A In your provided example, you have Local_Path as "localDir/*.*" - I don't think you should have the *.* in there, and did ...

WinXP, MSIE v7, the script you posted seems to work fine - however my msched seemed to crash. (First it just closed, no error, then 2nd attempt I got an access violation.) Maybe you've found a bug! An old example worked fine... VBSTART Function OpenPage (URL,Wait) Dim IE Set IE = CreateObject("Inter...

You can declare a VBScript "global" array or variable, and use it from any of your VBScript routines. This can also be a multi-dimensional array. Example; VBSTART Dim aFiles() Dim nFileCount Function blahfunction (param) Dim fso, oFolder, sResult ' etc ' You can here refer or change the aFiles array...