Thanks. I've tried parameterising the command, so now I have

FTPGetFile>ftphost,ftpuser,ftppass,21,localdirectory,remotedirectory,remotefile,I

but I still get the same FTP_RESULT; '-'

This is using Macro Scheduler 13.1.06

Hi, I'm trying to schedule a regular FTP to get a file (file_i_need.csv) from one of my servers and put it on a local machine with a different name (file_i_want.csv). FTPGetFile>host,user,password,21,C:\Users\jforeman\Downloads\file_i_want.csv,\remotedirectory\file_i_need.csv,I When I run it, the FT...

Hi, I've searched for PDF functionality in the forums, but what I see is focussed on copying data out of a PDF - I want to put data in. I have a supplier contract in PDF, and a spreadsheet with the details of several hundred suppliers. I want to automate copying the details from the spreadsheet and ...

Thanks. The script navigates to an intranet page and fills out a form; it usually fails on the last line of a block of code like this: Let>FrameName={""} Let>FormName={""} Let>TagValue={"Add to list"} IE_ClickTag>%IE[0]%,str:FrameName,str:FormName,A,TEXT,str:TagValue,r There's another error message:...

I've got a script that runs ok most of the time, but occasionally (every 20 iterations or so) it gives me

"Access violation at address 004058A8 in module 'msched.exe'. Read of address 00000000.

Any idea what I should do to debug this?

Running the script from the script editor, v12.1.5 on Windows XP

I see from the change log that this was fixed in 12.1.0 but it still occurs - I've only seen this on Windows 7, and not on the previous XP machine that we were testing with. Is there a workaround / a change I need to make to my system configuration? I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling the most ...

I have a script that opens an Excel workbook, extracts some data and then inputs it to an IE window. This works fine until I compile it. The compiled version will open the Excel workbook, but not create an IE window to put it into. Script is as follows: IE_Create>0,IE[0] IE_Navigate>%IE[0]%,https://...