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Thanks for the suggestion, PatrickB; I'll try that.

Thanks, rberq, for the suggestion. I tried to use the Mouse Locator to determine a screen or window position to click on, but as soon as I moved the mouse pointer onto the application, the Screen Position and Active Window numbers stopped--as if I'd moved onto a dead zone or something. So I estimated the position required--anywhere in the app would do--and specified a mouse click there plus some tabs. But again nothing happened; the app took focus but no tabbing occurred in its window, and no entry in the Error Log. Looks as if this app is unmacroable. . .

I'm trying to use a macro on an application called InfoWeb Knowledge Center. I can get the app to take focus, but after that it shows no changes; no keystrokes are carried out, and no tabbing from field to field. I've tried both Type Text Normally and Send Text to Control. No joy from the former, and for the latter I keep getting "The specified control, C2, could not be found." The error log says "5/19/2010 8:31:01 AM The macro "Test KC Macro" has been aborted. The specified control, C2, could not be found." Does Macro Express simply not work on certain types of applications? I'm using Windows 7 on a 64-bit machine. Here's the script: <LOGERR:N> <IFOTH:04:2:InfoWeb> <ACTIVATE2:InfoWeb> <ENDIF> <PAUSE2:000015,000015No message.T> <TEXTTYPECT:2:d> <TEXTTYPE:<TAB>> <GETCONTROL2:01:ÄD :WindowsForms10.Window.8.app3InfoWeb Knowledge Center / Content / v-wardwe003:6WindowsForms10.SysTabControl32.app312WindowsForms10.Window.8.app320WindowsForms10.EDIT.app3> <MSTOP>