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Use %TAB%

PutClipBoard>1%TAB%2

Rain

Have you tried setting "Sorted" to true under ListBox properties? Here is an example: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 358 Top = 74 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 151 ClientWidth = 278 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSE...

Rain

Try this one. Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 176 Top = 80 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 63 ClientWidth = 184 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET Font.Color = clWindowText Font.Height = -11 Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'...

Rain

Have you tried Windows Powershell? I've tested the script below with 100k and 1 Million lines: 100K lines took roughly 18 seconds. 1 Million lines took roughly 174 seconds. Timer>StartTimer Let>InputFile=%DESKTOP_DIR%\temp.txt Let>OutpuFile=%DESKTOP_DIR%\out.txt Let>RP_WINDOWMODE=0 Let>RP_WAIT=1 Run...

Rain

You can. Your mouse has to be stationary for the script to work. 1. Move your mouse to the area you want to click 2. Press your left mouse button 3. Do not move your mouse OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK1,0,MButtonPressed //Enter sec to wait Let>SecToWait=2 Let>LeftButtonPressed=False Label>ActionLoop Wait>0.01...

Rain

You can use the lowercase VBScript function.

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VBSTART
VBEND

Let>varText=THIS IS MY STRING
VBEval>LCase("%varText%"),varText
MessageModal>varText

Or uppercase

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VBSTART
VBEND

Let>varText=this is my string
VBEval>UCase("%varText%"),varText
MessageModal>varText

Rain

You can also set the dialog properties to invisible instead of moving them off screen...then simply use Show>DialogX to make them visible again.

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SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,,Visible,False

SetDialogProperty>Dialog2,,Visible,False

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AddDialogHandler>DialogX,,OnClose,Quit

SRT>Quit
  Exit>0
EMD>Quit

Will terminate the program.

Rain

Use WaitScreenImage>C:\Users\Desktop\22222222.bmp or pleace FindImagePos> inside a loop.

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Label>Loop
FindImagePos>C:\Users\Desktop\22222222.bmp,SCREEN,0,0,XArr,YArr,imgs


If>imgs>0
  msg>found
Endif

Wait>1
Goto>Loop

Rain

I move objects out of the way if they're hiding other objects or I press the tab key until the correct object is selected in the properties window.

Rain

What JRL posted. The dialog function is my favorite function as well.

You can do some cool things with the Dialog designer.

Like this for example:
http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/post35006.html#35006

Rain

Thanks for this. 6. Import your macros using File/Import (or just drag and drop). Create groups first if necessary. I always backup "groups12.dat", "groups12.ini" and "macros12.dat" and then move them to my scripts folder after installation and before running Macro Scheduler. Keeps me from having to...

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Nice Tut, Parsnip...I'm sue someone will find this useful.

+Rep

Rain

What about this?

For basic authentication where a username and password is required by the server before the request will complete put the username and password in the URL using the following format:
http://username:[email protected] ... 37&start=0

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winstein wrote: EDIT: By the way, where is the DoExit Subroutine?

Add this to the script:

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SRT>DoExit
  Exit>1
END>DoExit

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