Cog,
The correct way to do this would be to use a LOOP to enter each new NPA into the PBX.
The way you are doing it is LINEAR, which means that your script has to go line by line exactly as you have it written.
Without using a LOOP (most likely a WHILE loop), then you have no way of telling...
Actually IncredibleVolk...
Your original code in your original post DID compensate for the rollback of the year with the snippet
if iMonth == 1 ;If currently January
iMonth = 12 ;Then assign month to December
iYear-- ;And decrement year by one
So adding what I had posted should complete the...
Sorry, in my previous post, I mentioned "Initializing LOOPS to 1 at the beginning". There is no need for that. It would still work because the for LOOPS = 0 upto 12 would undo the initialization, but I just wanted to communicate that that step is unnecessary.
Cheers!
Brandon Kennard
aka...
This is absolutely possible using Virtual Keystrokes.
I have several scripts that send virtual keystrokes to other windows and it's a little tricky, but not impossible.
Can you paste some of your code so we can see what might be holding you up?
By the way, there is also a sample script on...
Will the 4 choices always be on the same lines? Will there always be 4 choices?
The reason I ask is because there are a few ways to go about this.
You could tell your script to waitfor "1.)" and then save the rest of the line to a variable called (something like) "sVar1". And repeat for each...
GenesysCGE
Please let us know what you did to resolve this issue so others that may have the same issue can learn from this. Just as you come searching for help and suggestions, so do others, and to not reply with what the other forum members ask for to help solve your problem means that you...
I believe that after the dialup session is connected, using whatever properties it has by default, you can still change those properties from the command line using the DOS command in ProComm.
It appears in the "ipconfig /all" just like every other networking connection and its properties can...
This is what I would do:
Initialize your Integer LOOPS to 1 at the beginning.
Add another Integer called GIVEME (or whatever you want to name it) it will be Initialized at however many previous months you want.
Integer GIVEME = 12
Change your "For LOOPS = 0 upto 1"
to "For LOOPS = 0 upto...
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