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The problem turned out to be that the Auto Negotiate speed did not auto-negotiate. I was able set the speed of the LAN adapter down to 10 MPS and it started working. There's also been an update to the router that allowed it to auto-negotiate properly. calculus

The problem turned out to be that the Auto Negotiate speed did not auto-negotiate. I was able set the speed of the LAN adapter down to 10 MPS and it started working. There's also been an update to the router that allowed it to auto-negotiate properly. calculus

Sess0 = Sessions.ActiveSession is the easiest way to get the session the user is using. calculus

Maybe I don't understand completely, but it appears that you're going about this the hard way. Check out this FAQ on how to pilot Extra using VB(A). faq99-4069 Basically, you create an object that controls Extra. Then you can just send your string to anywhere in Extra that you need. calculus

This will count the number of commas in a string. MyString = "1,2,3,4" StartPosition = 1 MyCount = 0 Do While Instr(StartPosition, MyString, ",") > 0 StartPosition = Instr(StartPosition, MyString, ",")+1 MyCount = MyCount + 1 Loop If you use VB(A), you can use the Split function...

Actually, this FAQ sends data to Excel as if Excel were a DB. The sheets are seen as tables. faq99-4068 With Skie's advise above and this FAQ you should be able to get there pretty quickly. calculus

Try: Set Screen = Session.ActiveSession Currently you aren't telling Extra which Session to choose. calculus

Have you stepped through it? Where does it blow up? calculus

That's curious. I was shifting to early binding because of the ease of programming with drop down menus. However, I'm currently supporting 5 different versions of Extra, so early binding no longer works. So now, I write code using early binding, then remove the references and use late binding...

I know this is strange... I had to replace my MB/processor. I thought it wise to format the HD at the same time. So I had a clean install of XP SP2 with no firewall and no anti-virus on it. When I connect directly to my cable modem through the LAN I can connect to the internet. This shows that...

I know this is strange... I had to replace my MB/processor. I thought it wise to format the HD at the same time. So I had a clean install of XP SP2 with no firewall and no anti-virus on it. When I connect directly to my cable modem through the LAN I can connect to the internet. This shows...

I'm having a similar issue that I've been unable to resolve. My issue seems to be on a specific users computer. All other users don't have any problem running the code. Additionally, if I step through the code on the culprit computer it works fine. I wrote this off as one of the quirks of...

You may want to check out the FAQ sections. Calculus

Here's some old code I used to use called "VBA Extra Base". Sub SetSub() 'Extra Objects Set System = New ExtraSystem: If (System Is Nothing) Then Exit Sub Set Sessions = System.Sessions: If (Sessions Is Nothing) Then Exit Sub Set Sess0 = System.ActiveSession: If (Sess0 Is Nothing)...

An edited macro will create objects to communicate with Extra. calculus

When I use nested loops I will use a label to exit. So... do do do If X meets my criteria then goto ExitMyLoop: loop loop loop ExitMyLoop: calculus

The Search function has 2 optional components. After you give it the search string you can give it a starting Row and Col. So to find the next occurrence you would add: Set SC = Sess0.Screen.Search("C-", MyArea,Top, MyArea.Left+1) This would start the search at the character to the left of the...

Yes, that was what brought me to this board. As it turns out, many versions of Extra simply don't support keyboard mapping. The only way to get past this is to use the toolbar with accelerator keys. I also use Windows shortcut keys to point to some VB programs. I would think you could also...

You by using the "Val" function you are capturing it as a number instead of text. calculus

Use the Value function instead. Units = Units + Val(Sess0.Screen.GetString(3, 12, 4)) Depending on how you're working with Units you may need to also use the "val" function on it. calculus