Cory

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Variable Set Integer has a user input option.

That was my suggestion to use VBA.

Could you type a space first then the numbers? Then a ShortKey macro I think would work. Have the macro delete the space after. My suggestion seems a little sloppy thought.

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Good man.

You can do this using MEP's file and folder commands. Iteratively search down though all folders. Why don't you just search from the command prompt using the Directory command? It's super simple. from the root of the drive E.G."C:\" type "dir myfile.doc /s". The "s" switch searches subdirectories. Run it as an administrator in order to see files in sensitive areas. You can direct the output to a file if you like also. You could also use the External Script facility in MEP.

Why don't you use a popup menu in MEP? And instead of clicking that link in your bookmarks bar, have that button take you to that URI and fill out the page? There are also automation extensions for all the popular browsers. You might be able to have one of them sense the URI and launch your macro. Though if you're going that route, you may as well have that automation tool fill out the form for you.

The problem is that one can't see the color because the line has the cursor. The selected line has the normal highlight which makes the background invisible. Closing and opening like Acantor suggests has the effect of having no line selected. But once you select that line, one can't unselect it. I.E. after clicking anywhere in the main window, there always need to be at least one selected.

I suggest Controls commands. He's not interested in doing it the easy way.

I did. I saw no mention of using the registry.

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I don't know if this got answered, but can't you save the window title and/or date n the registry and use that as a condition to bail out of the macro if it activates? Like if "Notepad" opens and there's an entry for Notepad and it's date is 5 seconds ago, exit. Then set the condition to be whatever time limit you want. Sorry, I didn't read every message in this thread.

Are you still working on this?

I use controls commands in MEP. The Wait For Control is also valuable. Then one an get the text form the message box using that same control if necessary.

There was a tutorial in the sample file or in the support section on the website which used the Windows Calculator. That's how I learned.

Remove the asterisk.

I believe the best way to do this is to use the Windows Controls commands. You can send a mouse-click event directly to the control. See the Get Control section of the help file.

https://www.onlinehexeditor.com/ This is cool!

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YOu might also try importing that corrupt file. I would also compare the size. I've seen corruption where the size of the file is small meaning most of the data was lost making pointless to try and restore.

Did you have backup enabled on MEP? It's enabled by default. You could find one of those files and see if they can be restored. You can find the path in the Preferences > General > Backup.

I don't know for sure but I believe it's a proprietary format, or at least not a common format. You should contact ISS Support. I doubt anyone here can help you.

Start by seeing what the string looks like on your clipboard by pasting it into a text editor. You will want to use Variable Modify String commands to get the text into your desired variables. Then it's like what kunkel321 said. You will want to activate the web window and tab through the fields, pasting each variable as you go.

If you use ASCII File Process it splits the variables for you on the delimiter, a comma. There is a Split command. Please read the help file. It's called "Split String", you can't miss it. Last question is correct. ASCII file process reads line by line like Text File Process, but it splits the row by the delimiter and places them in an array variable of your choice.