Graeme

Is there a way to have the mouse cursor move in a set area of screen until the cursor changes (either by checking the cursor graphic or a specific pixel colour of the cursor)? Then once the cursor has changed to the specified colour, stop moving so it stays on that spot and that colour? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks for this script - I've just put it to good use taking a load of motherboard specifications, converting them to variables and then plugging them into a huge blob of html code we use as a product description template. Quick question though - the comments say that you can return the "variant" data type the HTA uses to a integer or decimal - what is the actual syntax for doing this? I would assume it is something along the lines of intWrite = _ "<IVAR2:11:01:" & intStockCode & Chr(01) & ">" or decWrite = _ "<DVAR2:12:01:" & decPrice & Chr(01) & ">" However, i'm really new to all this and have no idea if i'm right with that.

Btw, the output code is a mess because our website upload script does not support line breaks - hence my need for something like this in the first place

Thanks for the replies guys, I was kinda afraid that would be the case, but nevermind. I had a look at floyds HTA multiple input form (http://pgmacros.com/community/index.php?showtopic=248) and modified it to suit my needs using textarea tags for the fields i required. Worked out quite nicely although it will take a bit more work to configure it for other product layouts, but the input form should be easy enough for my users Attached the working version if anyone is interested. TaitMotherboardCode.mxe

Hi there, I'm setting up a macro to automate creating html descriptions of products in a table which i can copy/paste into our website. Basically I have the macro prompting for the user to input a series of values using the Set Text String Variables command, and the variables are then pasted into a html file in the correct places. However, the Set Text String Variables command will only prompt for a single line of text - I need a text box where the user can type in a couple of lines to be saved as one variable. Does anyone have any ideas of how I can do this using prompt boxes? (I'd rather not go into parsing values from text files/spreadsheets - want to keep this as idiot proof as possible). Thanks in advance. Graeme.