We have only ever had this reported once before, in 2017, and it related to screen scaling on a Surface Pro (link).

If it's not that my best guess is it sounds like a file somewhere may have become corrupted. I'd be inclined to uninstall/reinstall carefully following these steps.

No worries. Although I can't quite understand why you'd want to install a nine and a half year old 30 day trial when there's a current version here. A lot has changed during those years. link

That's an old version. I suggest installing the 30 day trial from the "Download Now" button on our home page.

We have run some analysis using our memory leak tool and we have not found any leaks on the Macro Scheduler side. However we are seeing leaks inside the Python37.dll process. Unfortunately we have no control over this. Python is third party. It looks like there may be leaks in Python itself. We trie...

These may help : Macro Scheduler Specifc : https://help.mjtnet.com/article/11-controlling-apps-that-run-as-admin General Windows guidance - making apps always run as admin : https://www.windowscentral.com/how-set-apps-always-run-administrator-windows-10#:~:text=Set%20Apps%20to%20always%20Run%20as%20...

This might help : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=11327&hilit=running+as+admin

I didn't help much... Grovkillen was the guru here. Thank you though.

Grovkillen wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 14, 2023 8:53 am

Try this technique : viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8197#p48509

Thank you for jumping in. I was still wrestling with this one after discovering GetDialogProperty doesn't actually get the property. (Then I found an old thread where you mentioned it)

I'm wondering if a starting point would be to add a dialog handler for the HTMLviewer which then uses GetDialogProperty to retrieve it's contents?

We were recently asked about the Out of Memory errors for the GetText functions over at Support recently. This was Marcus' reply : The GetText functions use a third party product which is no longer maintained. In any case they only work against native legacy apps and will not work with most modern a...

Thank you for this. I will make sure to pass it on.

Your commented out method is the correct way. You can't use complex expressions with StringReplace.

It would be in there if you've used the Text Capture Wizard. If you haven't used that and have no recollection of using text capture in this script, then the GetTextInit suggestion is on the wrong path. :) You can always use CTRL-F to search your scripts. It's very unlikely to be the length of the s...

This raises it's head from time to time and is usually due to the GetTextInit functions. We recommend using the OCR functions instead.

Ah.

https://www.mjtnet.com/manuals/b/v15/in ... ontext=950