I finally found a solution that doesn't require me to rewrite the entire script. I changed the line from: FindImagePos> %BMP_DIR% \image_4.bmp,WINDOW:Active Window,0.5,1,XArr,YArr,NumFound,CCOEFF TO: FindImagePos> C:\Users\david\Documents\Macro Scheduler 14 \USP1\image_4.bmp,WINDOW:Active Window,0.5...

Are you definitely referring to the images via BMP_DIR as the wizard creates it? YES If so is there a subfolder with the exact same name as the script. YES Attached is a screenshot that will show you what I see. UPS2 is the original script and works fine. UPS1 is the copy. The folder UPS1 is a copy ...

Marcus, I tried that also. I copied and renamed the folder. I opened the folder and verified the presence of the images. The script does not run. When I edit the script and open the image folder, it shows blank. I reopened in explorer and the images are there but Macro Scheduler doesn't see them. I ...

I have a script that uses several image recognition lines. I want to copy the script to use in a different application. If I Save AS, the script copies to the new name but the image folder does not copy and the script does not work. If I copy the images from one folder to another, the script does no...

Thanks for trying... I got some clues from support and finally got my script working again today. For those of you trying to work with Access 2010, here's what I discovered... Access allows you to name your database. That will be the name you will use to address the window. The easiest way I found t...

I have a script that was written over 5 years ago in version 8 that has only required minimal tweaking over the years. I am upgrading to version 12 and I'm now using win7 and MS Office 2010. Obviously, my old script needs to be upgraded but I can't figure out how to address a table in MS Access in O...

Dick,

THANKS!!!!

I'm back up and running and tickled pink!

You're a lifesaver!

David

No, I was not using the originally posted vbscript... I was using the Trim version. I have no idea why it was working at one time... I used your suggestions and everything works fine ... except ... Here is the script portion I am working with now... Label>Loop2 Press CTRL Send>c Wait>0.30 Release CT...

JRL wrote:

Shouldn't the variable "test" actually be "test1"?
Later,
Dick

You caught me in a syntax error! Thanks!

I changed it... but the results are the same...

I still get "FAILED" for dates.

I've tried all of the suggestions... Thanks to all of you for helping. However, I'm getting a message that the field which I know is a date in an MS Access table is not a date! Here's a portion of my script in which I am looping through my MS Access table looking for the next record that does not ha...

Where is the data coming from?
I'm copying data from the internet... I'll check out the linefeed... maybe that is my problem.

Thanks

I just copied the script from the previous posting - I had corrected the spelling and it was working perfectly but now it won't work at all... I deleted the function call and my script still works fine but now I have no way to trap any errors that may appear so I really would like to figure out what...

I'm using the script shown below... It worked fine for awhile but now I get the following error whenever the VB Script is called: Microsoft VB Script Compilation Error: 1033 Unterminated string constant Line 4, Col 25 Can anyone explain this error to me so I can try to get my script running again? I...

If you want MacroScheduler to use a link to your desktop, use a line like the following... exe>C:\Documents and Settings\user\Desktop\MyQuery.lnk OR Run>C:\program files\some app\MyProgram.exe This is what I was looking for! I've been trying to use the VBSTART with absolutely no success... it's muc...

How do I get Macro Scheduler to use the shortcut to the access query? I can't find any examples anywhere...