I want to enable a checkbox with a caption "Print" in a MDI child window. I tried the following syntaxes: SetCheckBox>MasterWindow*,Print,TRUE and SetCheckBox>ChildWindow*,Print,TRUE Neither works. As the script is initialized, I must SetFocus to the Master window. Setting the focus to the Child win...

I have the following Dialog: Dialog>Confirmation1 Caption=Confirmation Top=197 Width=602 Left=126 Height=180 Label=Your file has been saved under the name & %Filename%,80,48 Button=Ok,264,80,75,25,1 EndDialog>Confirmation1 I would like the file name to appear on the next line. How could I force a ne...

Thank you Bob,

I thought that this command wouldn't work for different screen resolution. However, the Help indicate specifically that it will work. I will give a try and let you know.

Gaston.

In Crystal, the parameters screen has two parts: 1- Upper region: List of the parameters 2- Lower region: Value of the selected parameter (from the upper region) The cursor sits in the lower region. The TAB key move the cursor within that region, but never goes in the upper region, where I could sel...

When I TAB through the form, different objects get selected consecutively. However, the cursor never gets into the Menu area, at the top of the screen. The menu gets activated just by moving the mouse over it. I can then move down to the sub-menu option I want, and click it. I do not know how to ach...

"That page cannot be accessed directly".

Note that this is not an IE message. This message originates from the application.

Gaston.

Let me be even more precise (see previous post): I am logged to Windows as user "gaston". The script is scheduled to run from the account "administrator". In that scenario, someone is logged in to the workstation, but the script still fails. I must be logged in as "administrator" in order for the sc...

One last question before I give up.

Does the "console" that you are referring to, exist only when a user (administrator, or any other W2K account) is logged in onto the workstation

Thank you,

Gaston.

Unfortunately, that did not help. The recorder produce the following code fragment: ... VBRun>Navigate,%IE[0]%,,http://hm-intranet/ Wait>delay VBRun>Navigate,%IE[0]%,,http://hm-intranet/BDGestion.aspx Wait>delay VBRun>FormFill,%IE[0]%,,-----------------------------7d533c364901e6 Content-Disposition:...

Hi, I read your document a couple of time, and I would like you to confirm my understanding: My *.exe is making use of windows and key functions. Therefore, it won't run, even as a service, if the workstation is logged out. When windows or key functions are used, we can use the WTS, but the workstat...

Hi, I read your document a couple of time, and I would like you to confirm my understanding: My *.exe is making use of windows and key functions. Therefore, it won't run, even as a service, if the workstation is logged out. When windows or key functions are used, we can use the WTS, but the workstat...

I am afraid that it may not be that simple. The web application that I am trying to automate is controlled by a username/password on the main page. Access to the other pages must be done through a structure of menu/submenu on that main page. For security reason, direct access to the other pages is d...

I have a compiled script (*.exe) that works perfectly when I lauch it manually. When I schedule it with WTS, I have indications that it does start, but hangs at some point. As this is running in "blind" mode, that is pretty difficult to troubleshoot. I am at the point, where I suspect that some MSch...

Well, I am not sure that I have everything I need. Using your code, I can launch IE, and connect to my Intranet home page. But, once there, there is like a menu row. When the cursor passes over one of the menu option, a drop down sub-menu get displayed. I then need to click one of the sub-menu optio...

I realize that automating a web application could be quite different than for a regular Windows application. Is there somewhere a "Getting Started" document that can assist me for my first Web application on our Intranet? Alternatively, I can read through the Tips forum, but that might not be the mo...