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Ok, I wrote the script below to rip files from a CD and if the filename match a regular expression them move the file to network folder A and write to a file otherwise move to network folder B and write to an error log. My disk drive is D:\ and everything works fine however when I gave this...

Is there a way of limiting the number a macro can run? Maybe writing to a separate text file until a certain number is reached? I have some macros that I would like user to run a limited amount of times.

I wrote an Extra! macro that goes to different shipping sites and enters screen data into their tracking forms. All of them work but for some reason in the UPS site I cannot figure out how to "click" the track button. Maybe someone here knows how to. Here is an excerpt of my code which only...

I have a script that will read each file on a folder and create a text file which contains the filename and path for each file in the folder.I would like to change this scrip to create a comma delimited file using the filename as the data source for example my file name is: F2MA 212001800A2 F01...

I'm stuck and reading other related posts is just confusing me more. I have a spreadsheet with 3 columns (ID | P/N | QTY) with a variable number of rows. My Extra! screen can take up to 4 records per screen for example: 1st record ID (row 10 col 3), P/N (row 10 col 8), QTY (row 11 col 10) 2nd...

Hello, So my macro that puts data from Attachmate to Excel just went on an infinite loop (I know that if it was well written this should never happen). I would like to know if there a way to write a macro that will stop all running macros and assign it to a toolbar button in Attachmate (sort of...

I know I've read this somewhere but I cannot find it. I basically want to create a macro that stops all running macros. I want to assign it to a toolbar button sort of a panic button. The reason I needs this (topic for a different post) is that one of my macros could be very unstable and can...

I have a procedure that goes to 3 different host screens and puts the information into Excel then prints is to PDF. All I want the user to see is the end result (The pdf file). I already know how to "hide" excel while the macro is running, but how about attachmate? can the screen updating or...

Hi, I currently have a macro that populates Excel from Attachmate. How can I save the spreadsheet filename as a value from the Attachemate screen. I had this working for a minute but it doesn't work anymore. I also would like to know if I can specify the file path to a network drive where the...

Hi, I'm currently using Extra! Extreme and I've also written several macros to populate fields in Excel/Word; however I think this is over my head. I need to create a macro that when executed will read the screen name and based on that name open a specific word document. This is sort of a help...

I'm running an Extra Basic macro that populates Excel from an Extra screen, I want excel to display in Print Preview which works, but as soon as I close print preview the macro crashes with this message: MS Excel unable to set the PrintPreview property to the worksheet class LINE 29. Any help is...

I copied this code which was posted by WinblowsME and modified it to serve my purpose. The only thing that I need is when running the macro instead of overwriting the text file I want to create a new file with the name of a string located in a specific location of the Extra screen or a unique...

I am using an Extra! Extreme 9.0 session which has a tool bar shortcut button that launches a custom application that scrapes information out of the screen and prints it on a label. I want to automatically run the shortcut button only when the user presses the <ENTER> key on a specific screen...

First off I'd like to thank everyone in this FORUM who have helped make our job much easier. I'm new at this, but I need help figuring out how to run a macro only if the user is on the correct Extra screen. The way the macro is triggered is by using a tool bar button, which scrapes information...