My guess is opening the macro file in excel has added some formating the compiler doesn't like when your trying to open the modified macro file. There could be other formatting issues beyond just the change to tabbing your seeing. Maybe try opening a new macro and then cut and pasting the code...
Port? Hopefully there's some left.
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Have you looked at your keyboard map to see what command is mapped to Ctrl+5? It should give you the literal command for what your attempting to simulate.
For example to turn my page the "<Transmit>" call does the trick, although it is mapped to several key combinations on my Key Mapping.
try...
Assuming Extra Basic.
Array subscript is limited to the scope of the integer Data Type which ranges from -32768 to 32767.
dim arr(32768) as variant
Produces the same result your expieriencing when overflowing the integer.
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Saw a funny quote that made me think of MAI.
"If you think writing in the proper tense is difficult now, just wait until time travel was possible." ~Unknown
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That may not be remotely close to what your attempting, but it's what I got from the original post. With further explanation I can be of further help. I hope :-)
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As your page indicator is the first thing to paint to the screen the location is irrelevant. Replace "page indicator text here" with the literal your watching for and the following should work.
x = 1
while x = 1
watch for
"page indicator text here": alert "do something",ok:end
endwatch...
Check out
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms531073(VS.85).aspx
Sub Main()
Dim objShell as object, objIE as object
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Dim d As Object 'HTMLDocument
objIE.Visible = True
objIE.navigate...
I'm okay with being corrected as it helps me learn. Just don't keep score, I hate to lose. ;-)
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Sub Main
Dim objShell as object, objIE as object
Set objShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
Set objIE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
objIE.navigate ("google.com")
while objIE.busy
msgbox "waiting for app to load"
wend
objShell.AppActivate "Google - Microsoft Internet...
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You sure this isn't a homework assignment?
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Search this forum for 'Excel' and you'll find many examples. Put an attempt together and we'll help you work out the problems. Let us know what language you plan on writing in. If your just reading from Excel you could be okay using Extra for anything more I'd recomend using VBA.
Sometimes you...
You'll want to look at languages more robust than casl to populate excel. There are some good VBA examples in this forum showing how to set up screen objects and manipulate both attatchmate and excel.
Aside from that I'd say the best way to do what your attempting on a limited basis with casl...
Probably some form of SMS slang.
??!!? WTF LOL, U GOTZ NO CA$H
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Or you could set the property of S:\Dan\folder\file.xls to read only to begin with and avoid the whole mess.
This is a simple right click on the file choose properties and check the read only box.
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Okay ignore my former post, it appeared to be working as I had a non visible copy of the workbook open so subsequent opens were ReadOnly by default.
It spawned the following idea however.
Sub Main
Dim xlDummy as Object
Dim xlApp as Object
Dim xlWkbkDummy as Object
Dim...
set ObjWorkbook = xlApp.Workbooks.Open ("S:\Dan\folder\file.xls")
If not ObjWorkbook.ReadOnly then
objWorkbook.ChangeFileAccess Mode:=xlReadOnly, WritePassword:="admin"
end if
xlApp.Visible = True
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SomeTestBool = YourScreenObject.WaitForString("REQ:")
Will hold until system timeout value is reached or your screen is painted with "REQ:" returns bool
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