Hi Dick,

After careful re-reading Marcus comment, I found a new work around. Just before the second modal dialog, I put a non modal dialog followed with a PUSHBUTTON command to the “Yesâ€Â

Thanks again Dick. Your work around works fine. I give it a try in the complete dialog, a little bit more complicated, but I’m sure it will works perfectly.
Also thanks to Marcus for his clarification. It’s so simple …..if you have enough background information.

Greetings.
Luciano

Thanks Dick for the research and the confirmation of the problem.
I have the same configuration. Win XP pro with SP2 and MS version 7.4.009

Greetings.
Luciano

Run the following script: Dialog>Dialog1 Caption=Dialog1 Width=445 Height=250 Top=24 Left=410 Edit=msEdit1,72,24,281,Message xyz Button=Yes,48,128,75,25,5 Button=No,288,128,75,25,6 Default=Yes EndDialog>Dialog1 Show>dialog1,r Wait>1 Show>dialog1,r message>%r% If one choose “Noâ€Â

HI,

Don' t forget. Labels are case sensitive !

Greetings

Luciano

Take a look to the BLOCKINPUT statement. Touching the mouse while the script is running can move the mouse cursor between statements. Blocking the input is the only way to be sure that the LCLIK executes on the correct coordinate. Possible this does not solve your problem, but’s a good practi...

Support, Start the dialog designer and put a button (or image object) in the dialog window. Select the button and change the object properties of this button (F11). Select the browser button in the "TBitBtn Properties" window for selecting an image file. The open window appears not on top but behind...

Bob, you have made me a happy man with jour DDERequest syntax struggling. Sometimes I have the impression that the software experts (like you) know everything, but this prove that there also have too learn the correct syntax, and this is not always so obvious. You are a lucky man, in this specific c...

Hi,

If you want to test the existence of a file or directory on a network drive, use the following command.


IfFileExists>\\server_XYZ\dir_XYZ\file_XYZ,found,not_found
IfDirExists>\\server_XYZ\dir_XYZ,found,not_found


Note it can take several seconds to execute this commands.

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Luciano

Try to use an array variable. Your example looks than as follow:

Let>name[1]=nameA
Let>name[2]=nameB
Let>name[3]=nameC

Let>k=0
Label>again
Let>k=k+1
Message>name[%k%]
wait>1
If>k=3,end,again

Label>end


Success

Luciano

Hi, You can try the command WaitPixelColor>ColorCode,X,Y,Timeout. Observe carefully the Install window and look for changing colors in the window during install. Pick up the colorcode and coordinates and put them into the WaitPixelColor command. You can intercept dialog windows and give an answer to...

Hi,

Sorry, I was a little bit dreaming. Forget preceding reply.

Luciano

HI,

Check the syntax of the GETFILELIST.


GetFileList>.......\*.csv,file,%CRLF%. There is no result variable in your script!

GetFileList>filespec,result[,delimiter] . From help file

Hope this helps.

Luciano

Hi,

Try this formula.

let>x=452764
let>result={int((%x%+625)/500)*500-375}
message>%result%


Greetings.

Luciano

Hi,

A shortcut for a txt file abc.txt has a hidden extention .lnk. So the real name for "shortcut for abc.txt" is "Shortcut for abc.txt.lnk"

Try

CopyFile>C:\shortcut for abc.txt.lnk, C:\bbb\

Greetings

Luciano