Recent content by jonesy1

DustoBOE, You should just try the things you're not sure will work. If you save with a .ebh extension and it doesn't work, then ....! This is how I learned... for the most part. J

If you follow the above suggestion from remy988, your 'main' macro will only run the macros in the order you list them. You'll have one macro, say it's called 'CallMacR.ebm' Then you'll have each separate mac - Trbl1.ebm, Trbl2.ebm etc.. CallMacR.ebm will call Trbl1.ebm first (if that's the...

Sometimes my macros are too long. Is there a way I can call a macro from a macro? Or is there a way I can run a macro without running into errors because it's too long?

I've been using the following forever and now suddenly it's not working. It writes to the the text file but then clears out the text file upon the Screenbuf$ ="" command. I'm not sure why this suddenly isn't working anymore. Screenbuf$ = "" linebuf$ = Space$ (Maxcolumns%) Looks...

I got this to work by doing: For row% = 1 to 27 linebuf$ = Session.Screen.Area(row%, 1, row%, 132, , xBlock) screenbuf$ = screenbuf$ + linebuf$ + Chr$ (13) + Chr$ (10) Thanks.

I've used this site quite a bit in the past and have always been able to get my code up and running. This is the first time I've had this much of a difficult time. You are right! My code is now a confused mess! It was working but apparently I must have made a mess of it.

You are correct. I'm not a pro at this, but it's pretty much what i read that you wrote so I added it to my code. I'll get better with time.

Oh wait! It's running now. Not sure if it's working, but its running.

Grrrrr! Now it's not running at all. ' Global variable declarations Global g_HostSettleTime% Global g_szPassword$ Dim rc%, row%, MaxColumns%, MaxRows%, filenum% Dim Screenbuf$, linebuf$, FileName$ Dim System As Object Dim Session as Object Dim sText As String Dim...

to print, I was using: filenum% = FreeFile FileName$ = "H:\Projects\text file\REPORTS 6.txt" Open FileName$ For Append as filenum% Print # filenum%, screenbuf$; Chr$ (12) Close filenum% Screenbuf$ = "" linebuf$ = Space$ (MaxColumns%) so I'm not sure...

No? Nothing else? : ( I'm flounderin ova' here

I tried changing xStream to xBlock and that still cut off half the screen; For row% = 1 to MaxRows% linebuf$ = Session.Screen.Area(row%, 1, row%, MaxColumns%, , xBlock) screenbuf$ = Session.Screen.Area(1, 1, MaxRows%, MaxColumns%, , xBlock).Value

I tried a few combinations and still I'm just getting one or two long strings printing out.

this didn't seem to work. It's just printing in one long string. Maybe with no carriage returns? is that what this is for? => Chr$ (13) + Chr$ (10)

this is how its defined: ' Determine the size of the Presentation Space MaxRows% = Session.Screen.Rows() MaxColumns% = Session.Screen.Cols() ' Initialize variables to hold screen information Screenbuf$ = "" linebuf$ = Space$ (MaxColumns%) I'll see if I can incorporate your...