monaghana

Which version of windows are you using and do you have Windows PowerToys TweakUI installed? If XP and you do have TweakUI installed, try the following:- Open TweakUI General Focus Uncheck 'Prevent applications from stealing focus' and try your macro again.

Thanks for the suggestion. I knew that method, but was hoping there was a neater way of doing it.

Thanks Cory! Alan Monaghan Kirkcaldy, Scotland

Has anyone tried version 4.1.1.1 yet to see if it has cleared up any / all of the 'slowing down' issues? Alan Monaghan Kirkcaldy, Scotland

notbob, I have just tried this and what you say is correct. This seems to be since the latest release 4.1.1.1 as I tried it prior to upgrading and the Sidebar *and* the Toolbar remained hidden after restarting MEP. With the latest relaese they both reset to being visible after restarting MEP. They do remain hidden for the duation of a session though, so more an annoyance than anything else. If you like, I will submit this as a bug. Alan Monaghan Kirkcaldy, Scotland

Since my last post on this, I've noticed that if you increase the value for Keystroke Speed at the start of the macro helped to stop this happening. You will need to experiment with the value though. Alan Monaghan Kirkcaldy, Scotland

Does anyone know if it is possible to define the amount of elements in an array which can be used to set the number of array elements? I know that I can use the %T% variables etc. but I would like to define them first. What I am trying to do is take a screenshot of a Reflection console in order to extract field values. I would save these to a variable first and save this to a file. Text process the file to extract the number of lines on the screen and use this value to define the number of elements required in the array. The problem is, MEP doesn't seem to allow you to use a variable in the Variable Properties dialog box. I know I could probably get away with the built-in arrays, but I thought it would be neater my way. Any suggestion? Alan Monaghan Kirkcaldy Scotland