rjbantau

That's exactly what I needed. Now that I'm learning to search through the available commands, I have it working flawlessly. Thank you for your help.

This works but I run into problems when I move from my docking station to just my laptop because of the difference in resolution and the changing of positions that I make the macro click. However, I have found that I can log my telnet session to a log file. I can then dump that log file into a variable. I can execute a command, read the log into a string variable (%T1%) and then the data I'm looking for is on the last line. I see that there is a command to see if a variable contains a value. Is there a way to determine the position of that data ? That would certainly solve my issue completely.

I think that will get it done. I'll test tomorrow and report back. Thank you !

Hello Macro Allstars ! I have a very specific need. I have a macro running in a telnet client. Occasionally, I would like to evaluate some of the data in the window. Is there a direct way to look in the focus window for specific text and then take <n> chars after that text and put it into a variable ? I've found a way to get all of the text on the screen onto the clipboard with recorded mouse clicks but I'd like to do it cleaner than that if possible. Assuming though that I have to go this route, the top line will have the data I need to look at. It will be something along this line: "You have processed 350 records today" I want to get 350 into a variable. It doesn't even need to be an int. It can be a string. Please help Thank you in advance!