My research suggests you can do this with Powershell, and for this solution you need Acrobat Reader to be installed. I tested this and it successfully printed to my default printer. Let>PDFFile=D:\MJT\IN\10036659565.pdf LabelToVar>pscode7,ps let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0 Run>powershell.exe %ps% /* pscode7: St...

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My first thought is to turn on logging and then carefully investigate the logfile. You should be able to see exactly how the script runs and what's going awry. Pay close attention to unexpected variables. It can be painstaking but being able to "look under the hood" in that way is invaluable.

It's the spaces. Try this :

If the day is less than 13 you have no way of knowing which one it is. Is there a way of identifying if any of the first 4 characters are not numeric in one go, i.e. it would read 2024 as a number but 11-2 it would detect as not being a valid number, or do I need to check each character individuall...

That's a remarkably clever way of using Separate. I just used Position. Also that's a good point re the case, which I hadn't thought of, so added it. Here's what I had : Let>SearchString=en-GB UpperCase>SearchString,SearchString LabelToVar>codes,codelist UpperCase>codelist,codelist Position>Searchst...

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Our hunch here is that ChromeDriver will not allow selenium to automate a chrome session that requires a hardware security method - for security reasons.

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Not being a Regex guru, my approach would simply be to let that happen and then change it back again with another replace. I do realise that's somewhat of a bodge.

* "it's not wrong if it works" philosophy.

Many thanks. I'm always very grateful to the Regex gurus in here.

I'd also be inclined use ReadFile instead of ReadLn and then Between/Regex to get anything between dc:title and />

I think I'd do this in stages and take the approach of grabbing everything between content= and /> , use StringReplace to replace the &, then Regex to remove all non alphanumeric characters. But I'm no Regex expert - there may be others here who can do it all in one go. Let>TheHTML=<meta name="dc:ti...

GetFileDate : The date returned is in the format YYYYMMDD

DatePart : The date should be in a format recognised by the system.

We can use MidStr though.

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