Now I generated a testscript for extracting the popup. The Result:

&Yes
&No
The link will be cut off for a few seconds .
Do you want to continue ?

Remark that between Yes and No is another linefeed then between the two sentences.

Is there a problem for the stringhandling code?

So, now the script works, but not as intended :-( My problem was to differ popups with a similar title of each other. I did this with strings which were typical for the searched popup. But somehow it recognizes always the same popup with the string "will be cut off" in it. First I thought it does no...

Thanks, it was really the trailing space.

I can't understand what a trailing space is. Is it befor or after a command, or between a command and a parameter?

I use spaces to indent loops and ifs, because the tab goes too far.

I wrote a code where this line is defined: IfWindowOpen>Test configuration time,configtime The jump is to this label: Label>configtime Messagemodal>configtime goto>popups The code before is simple "Let" for variables and a Label named "popups" When I execute this program I get the Error that the lab...

So it's a windows bug

The Filesize of the EXE is sometimes set to 0kB in the Windows Explorer, if it overwrites an older File. The file is there, in the properties dialog is it the right size, and it works too. It is a little bug, but it happens often.

I had this problem when updating from Msched 7.2 trial to 7.3 Pro.

*edit* I meant uninstall/install not direct update

I dont want to change the environement while working on a script. Is it fixed in the new release?

Can there be used also variables for step delay?

Example:
///Header
Let>Menue1delay=50
Let>Menue2delay=200

///code
Let>STEP_DELAY=Menue1delay
Press Tab
Press Enter
Press Tab
Press Down
Press Tab
Press Tab
Let>STEP_DELAY=Menue2delay
Press Tab
Press Down
Press Tab
Press Enter

I could not find a option to enable/disable backups. At the moment I'm using Msched 7.3

Who wonders, on a 2GHz Machine, while a wait of 0.001 2 Million of basic operations can be calculated.

I can give simple examples, where a hardcoded wait is necessary: - The Waitwindowsopen is too fast, the window is open but not ready - Waiting for a connected hardware to perform some actions - Waiting for a value to be changed, our dialogs have many routines in the background to disable illegal sta...

It is a quite strange behavior, that the editor saves the changed file under the name of the old and the old file under the name of the new. Example: I open the File "macro1.scp" and add some lines. Then I choose "save as" in the menue. The new Name is "macro2.scp". The result: macro1.scp > the one ...

What about 100 Wait's which have to be tuned to the right length, for not slowing down the script?

It would be a much better solution, if there could be a global value. At the moment I'm working with

wait>0.02

and so on.

PS: Sorry for the sarcasm

Is there a way to set a delay for the press command?

It would be very nice for the ESC, ENTER and TAB because this opens in a dialog often a new Window, so always a wait is necessary after. This isn't a proper solution for me, and blows up the code.

*edit* and I forgot CTRL