Hi all,

I can't believe I haven't found this already, but I need to minimise all windows at the start of a script. I've tried WIN>2,* but it didn't like the wildcard for the window names.

Any comments would be appreciated

Thanks, Ian

I've been using a slightly easier (to me) method for this, by piping a DIR command into a text file. Try this: run>cmd.exe /c dir /b *.jpg > c:\temp\filelist.txt filelist.txt now contains a list of the files which can be scanned using readln. The /b switch for dir returns only the file name without ...

This is off the top of my head, so it might need some checking:

pos>,%HTMLResponse%,77,IPend
let>iplength=%IPend%-77
MidStr>%HTMLResponse%,77,%iplength%,IPAddress

You might have to add one or two to the variables, but it should be close.

Hope that helps,

Ian

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That is _exactly_ what I wanted

Eye thangoo,

Ian

Hello all,

A question; I need to determine a user's domain through a script. I'm scoobied. If anyone knows of some bizarre undocumented command that would provide this information, I'd be delerious with joy and gratitude...

Thanks, Ian

WaitWindowChanged does not look at the contents of the window, but which window has focus. The Foreground window is the one with the dark blue title bar at the top (in a default colour scheme), and is the active window for all input. Waitwindowchanged will return a true once the focus has been moved...

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