pthomass

Randall:

Any valid IP address will work. It can be the IP address for a device on your own network or the IP address of a web page. There is no trick to it. Just enter it into the Web Site command. My testing indicates that it doesn't matter if the http:// portion is included or not.

That IP adress is the adress of a device in my network.

pthomass:

To verify the above for Randall I created this macro to log into a device on my network:

Web Site: 192.168.0.2 [Default Browser]
Wait for Web Page: ""
Wait For Window Title: "Connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx"
Text Type: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<TAB>
Delay 0.1 Seconds
Encrypted Text  // this contains the password
Text Type: <ENTER>
Wait for Web Page: ""
Sound Wave File: DoneF1.wav    // Say 'done' when IE is no longer busy

I'll try your code, one question though. As I just started learning Macro Express. The code differs from my code, where do I write that? Is that in direct scripting?

***EDIT***

Never mind that last question, figured it out

This is the code I could get with Direct Editor

<HTTP2:2:F:http://193.190.57.102>

<TDELAY:10><MMW2:120,215>

<LCLK><TDELAY:10>

<TEXTTYPE:username>

<TEXTTYPE:<TAB>>

<TEXTTYPE:password>

<TEXTTYPE:<ENTER>>

<MMW2:400,165>

<IDELAY:2>

<LCLK>

<IDELAY:10>

<MMW2:370,825>

I hope this is what you mean

Hi,

I just downloaded the trial of Macro Express 3 and tried some stuff.

I tried opening Internet explorer, go to the IP_ADRESS of a device in my network, log in using username and pasword and tried opening something.

At the moment the log in was accepted, I wait 10 seconds to load the page, the I move the mouse and then click with the left mouse button. After I have moved the mouse, I see in the adressbar that the password I used earlier is filled in. Perhaps the username is filled in first, but I cannot see that, it's to fast.

Anyone else had this problem?