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alexlimbert

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  1. I think using Excel might be quicker. Just use A1=1, A2=A1+1, A3=A2+1 and copy the formula all the way down the page in column A. Next, highlight the entire column, click Ctrl+1, click the number tab, click custom in the Category section and type 10 zeros in the "Type" box, then copy column A where you need it. Using ME, the only way I coul think of is copying a formula like "if counting integer greater than 0 and less than 10, add 9 zeros in front of the counting integer, next if counting integer greater than 9 and less than 100, add 8 zeros in front of the counting integer, next if number greater than 99 and less than 1000, add seven numbers in front of the counting integer, and so on.... Alex
  2. Hi, I'm not sure which program working in besides Macro Express (i.e. the program with the text box from which you are printing), but what I usually do is use the tab key, or other short cut key. It sounds like you might want to repeat the tab key until the "next page" text box is highlighted. At that point, you would either enter a "enter" or "space" key to activate the "next page" command? You can try it out on this page. Keep hitting the tab key an notice how the highlight moves around the page. All you need to do is count how many times you hit tab (from the initial highlight position) until you get to the "next page" command. If this doesn't work, you might have to make a nother macro that just prints the current page, but you manually click on the next page button. There may be more alternatives, but I'm not sure what program you are working with. Alex
  3. Hi Guys, To allow for non-global window specific hot key utilization and window title recognition for more reliable macro timing control, will there be an updated version of Macro Express to be compatible with Windows Vista 64 bit? Macro Express is one of my favorite softwares and I do not plan on going back to a 32 bit operating system so utilizing Macro Express in it's full capacity again would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Alex
  4. Ouch! Nearly all of my Macro Hot Keys and scripts are assigned to work based on Window Titles. Any idea if an update is in the works to fix this for 64 bit Vista? Thanks. Alex
  5. Hi, I just downloaded the latest release and it works great! Thanks again. Sincerely, Alex P Limbert
  6. Hi, I have a text file process within another text file process, and the embedded text file process always repeats back to the first text file process (See figure below). I want [3] to loop back to [2], but it always loops back to [1]. [1] Text File Begin Process: "First" [2] Text File Begin Process: "Embedded" [3] Repeat End(Embeded End) [4] Repeat End(First End) Is there any way to have [3] loop back to [2] instead of [1]? Thanks. Sincerely, Alex P Limbert
  7. Hi, Great Software!!! I have a quick question. I want to replace carriage returns with a delimiter instead of stripping them because when I strip carriage returns the last word on the first line becomes attached to the first word on the second line (see fig. 1 below). If I could replace carriage returns with a space (but ideally a delimiter) this would be really great!!! Thanks. Alex P Limbert (Fig 1.) 123 Main St 456 Centre Ave [Current Status] 123 Main St456 Centre Ave [Desired Results] 123 Main St[DELIMETER]456 Centre Ave
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