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To hide the objects in a custom dialog move them by using MoveWindow>Object Name*,-5000,-5000 To show them move them back to correct position by using MoveWindow>Object Name*,CORRECT_X_POS,CORRECT_Y_POS Dialog>Dialog1 Caption=Hide and Show Objects Width=392 Height=216 Top=CENTER Left=CENTER Max=1 Mi...

Rain

To change the message in a label you have tell Macro Scheduler which label to change in your case msLabel0, The next label down would be msLabel1 and so on. With variable "wait_msg" Let>wait_msg=Hi there Dum Dum! Dialog>WaitMessage Caption=Track Status Check Width=214 Height=93 Top=CENTER Left=CENTE...

Rain

Hi jpuziano, This script is working pretty well on my system, even at a high rate of speed // Minimize all windows Press LWinKey Send>d Release LWinKey // This part is optional. // I don't like the flickering of the scrollbar so I moved // the message window off screen just enough to hide the scroll...

Rain

I don't know why but I never use the repeat> function I guess I'm set in my old ways of scripting. The script below will do the same exact thing, in this case repeat 5 times which can be changed to the number of times you want to repeat the script (see notes in the script) Scheduler\INSERISCI EMAIL....

Rain

Here is a short little script that will save your old message (in this example the time) and add the new message to the top.

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let>old_message=
label>loop
wait>1
gtm>new_message
msg>%new_message%%CRLF%%old_message%
let>old_message=%new_message%%CRLF%%old_message%
goto>loop

Rain

Hi jpuziano,

I have over 300 scripts as well and well over 30 groups. A find option would really speed things up when trying to locate a script.

Rain

Thank you JRL for spending your lunch hour to help me with my problem, your script does exactly what I want. I really appreciate it! IÃ¢â‚¬â„¢ve played around with the one you posted before you edited it and got it to work. But now that I see SkunkWorks little 6 liner I have to go with his script. H...

Rain

Is there an easy way to block msEdit inputs that are not numeric?

I could use the StringReplace command but that would mean I have to do it for all letters, special characters and foreign characters. I was hoping there is an easier way to block those inputs.

Any suggestion?

Thank you,

Rain

Rain

Another solution would be to add IfWindowOpen>Compiled Macros Dialog name,exit at the beginning of the script. That will shut the 2nd instant down immediately.

Rain

Thanks Dick.

I took a closer look at my script after I saw your reply and noticed that I had a typo. No wonder it didn't work

It's working now.

Rain

I love all the new features well the ones that I figured out so far. Would it be possible to add examples for the new features to the help file? For example the dialog example is outdated, none of the new features are included which may not be a problem for people that have used MS for quite some ti...

Rain

In this script the macro compares the current time with the input time when to start recording. When both times are the same the macro goes to the Record part of the script. It's impossible to help with this step without knowing anything about the recording program you are using. It's probably a mat...

Rain

Use IfWindowOpen>Window Name*,Press_Button

You can find more information in the helpfile under IfWindowOpen or IFW

Rain

Thanks JRL!

I can't believe I missed that

Rain

Macro Scheduler 8.1 Registered When trying to send the word "Tab" with "Send Character/Text>" the tab key gets pressed, this is not the case when I use "Ascii>". Is there a variable that can be set that tells Macro Scheduler to send the word tab and not the press the tab key? SetFocus >Notepad* Send...

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Hide and show objects in custom dialog [Script Tip]

Block msEdit input if not numeric?

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Can't send the word tab with Send Character/Text