A nice feature in Word and other editor programs is the ability to split the window into two howizontal independly scrolled windows. Where you can view two parts of the the same script and be able to copy paste or just view for reference. In some editors you can even edit two files at the same time ...

Thank you Me_again

I had tried that and it did not work for me. Your URL http://www.unix.org.ua/orelly/perl/learn32/ch18_04.htm pointed me in the right direction.

I had:

use CGI qw(:standard);

I needed to add:

use CGI qw(param);

It works great now. Thanks for the research

There is one way. Not a great way but a way. place the following code in your perl file and make sure that it is in an executable directory or home directory and that it is executable. chmod 755 ============================================ open( FORMFILE, " to upload the file to the server place in ...

I will take another look at it. The image would have to be a real narrow window. The main window where the menu drops down to will have different text in it each time the application is used. I would have to be real careful not to capture any of the window where the menu drops into. Don't know if I ...

Yes I know that. But the script is perl not php. It is rather large to rewrite.

I have a perl script that generates a web page. I would like to send an argument with the URL. Is this possible? http://www.mywebsite.com/myscript.pl argument I have tried HTTPrequest. I don't think perl uses value pairs just an argument whould would be ARGV[0] etc... Perhaps something in VBSCRIPT??...

Good Idea! However it will not work with this macro. Different people will either have it or not. You can not compare with the menu to without the menu unless you have both images. The users all have different resolutions so I can not include examples of the images from my machine because their mach...

Did not find my RW drive either. Some of the people using my macro have never burned a CD and have no idea if they have one or not. I have a utility that can burn CD's that I can use as in a dos command window but I would like to be able to find the burner on their systems. Funny thing is there must...

I found this VBSCRIPT to test for CD R/W drives on a system. How can I run this in MS 8.01? I am not sure how to call this and get the results. I realize that this is a sort of hack and may not work to find the drives all the time. Thanks. vbstart '--------------------8 0 Or _ InStr(sDevID, "-RW") >...

These are all the references to the application window form that I can find in View System Windows. I believe that the application is using standard windows gui menus no java code.

My problem is that this macro will be used as a compiled version by many poeople on many types of pc's using various operating systems from XP down to win 95. So some of those systems could be quite slow.

Is ther another way? As I said in my original post I would rather not use a timeout since it slows the entire process.

I have been using a particular menu in the application I am writing a macro for. I just discovered that in some instances the menu item is inactive. I need to do something to cover that situation. Is there a way to detect if the menu item is inactive (grey-ed out). I am the using keyboard to access ...

I am using the following code. let>WIN_USEHANDLE=1 //let>GAW_TYPE=1 GetWindowHandle>s,mytitle message>mytitle l//et>GAW_TYPE=0 let>WIN_USEHANDLE=0 The title of the main form starts with "s" with a child form(don't need child number). 3343684 - TSMainForm "s" When the child form is gone title changes...