paul

In a single text variable you need to store each unique combination of job, code and date, delimited at each end with a unique character. Then present your new data, also delimited with the same unique character, and look for a Contains. Here's an example: After a few mails, T1 looks like this (I use / as my delimiter): /Job1,Code1,Date1/Job1,Code1,Date2/Job2,Code1,Date1/ The new mail has Job1, Code1, Date1 so we look to see if T1 contains /Job1,Code1,Date1/ It does, so this mail is deleted The next mail has Job1, Code2, Date1 so we look to see if T1 contains /Job1,Code2,Date1/ It does not, so this mail is accepted

AFAIK, it's not possible with ME. Writing a program in any language that supports the use of Windows API calls can achieve this.

Perhaps a Repeat within a Repeat would solve your problem? The outer Repeat deals with documents or files, while the inner Repeat deals with the lines within a file. You'd then use the Break command to exit the inner loop when you've finished processing a file.

Your cheque is in the post <g>!

On top of that, I don't really feel that I should need to pay extra for some features that I could create on my own with time and patience. Make that a lot of time and patience <g>!

I used some ideas from PGM Library (ok... copied a small portion of the code) That's exactly what the source code version is for - we're glad it was of use to you. I would post it here... but feel that I would betray PGM to do so... Quite right!

Sorry to have to correct Joe on this, but I feel sure it was a Sunday! And it wasn't that hot!

You know, I think it would have taken you just the same amount of time to look up the break command in ME's excellent help file instead of asking someone else to explain it to you!

I think you misunderstand the purpose and mode of this forum. If you take the time and trouble to describe your problem, you'll usually find that one or more people will try to help you, often successfully. However, I'd be fairly certain no-one is going to rush to email you following the above posting.

??? I have successfully used Variable Set String to set a character string of 720 characters. I'm sure more is possible.

I believe the two requirements of yours that I have quoted are mutually exclusive. In general, the TEXT TYPE command operates on the foreground window, i.e. the one with the focus, so I can't see how you could achieve what you want.

As in many applications, simply prefix each letter with an ampersand (&). This causes Windows to underline that letter and use it as a shortcut. For example, &A Choice 1 &B Choice 2 &C Choice 3 Press B to select Choice 2, then press Enter.

What I do in such situations is to search for the text immediately before the field I want to click on, then TAB to that field. This works well for me until the web form is redesigned (something banks like to do quite often just to keep us all on our toes <g>).

If you're copying files over the network from one machine to another, I very strongly recommend you use Robocopy instead of Xcopy! Robocopy is designed for robust file copying and is able to recover from errors and retry a user-specified number of times. Although failures using Xcopy are rare, I have seen several instances where a bit has gone AWOL! If you are experiencing problems with Wait for Program to terminate, you could try an alternative approach. Within an infinite Repeat loop (e.g. repeat until N1 <> N1), do a Repeat With Processes, testing whether the Robocopy (or Xcopy) process is still running. If it isn't running, exit both Repeat loops, otherwise wait 1 or 2 seconds (use the Timed Delay in Seconds command to minimze CPU usage) and try again. BTW, Robocopy is freely available from Microsoft (it's part of the Windows Resource kit, but can be downloaded without having to purchase that offering).

Use the Mouse Locator tool.

This should be easy to do using VbScript - let me know if you need more details.

Mouse Keys - I assume that you're talking the extra buttons on my mouse. No, I'm referring to the mousekeys capability within Windows (it's on the Mouse tab where you can access the sticky keys stuff too).

Have you investigated the use of stickey keys and mouse keys in Windows?

Nobody should be using Acrobat 6 any longer - v7 is out and is a vast improvement over v6 (for example, it's much faster to load).

Until ME does allow you to enter multiple lines of text in a prompt, why not get your users to enter one long text string using one or more delimiter characters to indicate where a new line should begin, e.g. This is my first line\and this is my second (delimiter is \) OR This is my first line^pand this is my second (delimiter is ^p) Obviously the delimiter character(s) chosen must not be used except as the delimiter.

I tried your suggestion, by moving the Variable Restore All Variables to the second line of the macro, where the first line now sets a different variable to some value. This didn't make any difference - calling the macro twice, the first time with parameters and the second time without, still enables the macro to "remember" the contents of the variables passed in the first time.

I wonder if I've found a bug in Meproc /V? I have a macro M1 with 2 lines in it: Variable Restore All Variables Text Box Display %T1% I've run this: meproc /AM1 /VT1:Now is the time and M1 correctly displays the value of the passed in %T1% Now I run this: meproc /AM1 and the same value is displayed by M1! Shouldn't %T1% (and all variables) have been reinitialized to empty?

Ha, Kevin's suggestion is very much better than mine, and will work much more reliably!

I have an MS-Access database table containing about 2000 addresses, that I can't import to an other address management application. Access has comprehensive export facilities and formats, so I can only infer that your other address amanagement application is not capable of importing anything. Assuming you have opened your Access table/query of 2000 records, each of which has 12 fields to export, you'll need to write a macro structured as follows: Repeat 2000 times Move to first/next Access row Move to first/next other application "row" Repeat 12 times Activate Access Select Access column and copy contents to clipboard Move right to next Access column Activate other application Focus on column and paste new value from clipboard Move to next column End Repeat End Repeat Does this help?

The Direct Editor has a "Replace All" button!