The Timer function is the way to go. Timer>result Returns the number of milliseconds that have elapsed since the script was started. Example: Timer>startTime .. .. do something here .. Timer>endTime Let>elapsed_seconds={(%endTime%-%startTime%)/1000} MessageModal>Seconds elapsed: %elapsed_seconds% I'...

1. Open the dialog designer.
2. Click on the label inside your Panel
3. Scroll to "Name" in the Properties list, that's the object name.



You would use Label1 in this example:
SetDialogProperty>Dialog1,Label1,Caption,Your Text Here

I hope this helps.

Thanks JRL and congrats Pepsi!

@JRL

IfWindowOpen> In your rearranged script should be IfWindowOpen>~!My App Is Running!~

Thanks JRL

Here is my method. Edited: Shortened script from 15 to 13 lines. IfWindowOpen>~!My App Is Running!~ CloseWindow>~!My App Is Running!~ Endif Dialog>Dialog100 Caption=~!My App Is Running!~ EndDialog>Dialog100 AddDialogHandler>Dialog100,,OnClose,ExitScript Label>ActionLoop Wait>0.1 Goto>ActionLoop SRT>...

You can also use LabelToVar Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 368 Top = 120 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'CustomDialog' ClientHeight = 126 ClientWidth = 431 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHARSET Font.Color = clWindowText Font.Height = -11 Font.Name =...

The solution was in front of me all this time. :oops: Here you go. Master Script Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 247 Top = 96 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu] Caption = 'Puzzler Master Script' ClientHeight = 26 ClientWidth = 302 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFAULT_CHA...

I can't come up with a way to dynamically update a Label from another script using the Macro command...because the TLabel is not an object like the edit and memo boxes. I could have each script to be executed create a dialog with a label and embed it in to the master scripts dialog but that's an ugl...

This one will only display one message at a time. Master Script Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 247 Top = 96 HelpContext = 5000 BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu, biMinimize, biMaximize] Caption = 'Puzzler Master Script' ClientHeight = 38 ClientWidth = 302 Color = clBtnFace Font.Charset = DEFA...

That said. I think there are better methods than include>. Include> has several problems. I have a dozen scripts in my master script. I would have to make sure I did not reuse any variables, subroutine names, label names, etc. Makes sense. Here are 2 solutions (With and without time stamp) using th...

- Can't write anything to a file. - Can't use the clipboard. Is the registry an option? Why not use Include instead of Macro ? I would do the following if Include is an option. Master Script: Dialog>Dialog1 object Dialog1: TForm Left = 247 Top = 96 Width = 350 Height = 434 HelpContext = 5000 AutoSc...

Thanks, I hope some will find this useful.

I just posted an example to run a compiled script (exe) at Windows Startup without adding a shortcut to the exe to the startup folder, using the registry.

http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/post35450.html#35450

This example will run a compiled script at Windows Startup without moving a shortcut to the exe to the startup folder by adding a registry entry. It can be removed by deleting the registry entry. //This will run an exe at windows startup by adding a registry entry Let>ExeName=My App Let>PathToExe=C:...

The problem was a simple typo. GetDialogProperty>Dialog1,Edit1, test ,un should be GetDialogProperty>Dialog1,Edit1, text, un SRT>Process GetDialogProperty>Dialog1,Edit1,text,un GetDialogProperty>Dialog1,Edit2,text,pw LabelToVar>BatchFile,vData WriteLn>%temp_dir%SomeWeirdName.bat,wres,vData Let>RP_Wa...

Are you trying to move your cursor past your screen resolution? Because that's not possible.

Try this example: