Strathos

Hello again Just if anyone needed to do the same. I found a simple way to do this. You can set IE not to dowload the images of a web in its settings. IE saves its settings to the windows registry! So, all I had to do is find where they were written. I found it on a Chain called "Display Inline Images" placed somewhere deep in the registry. Then I made a macro like this one: //Set Show images "No" Variable Set String %T98% "no" Write Registry String: "Display Inline Images" //Set Show images "yes" Variable Set String %T98% "yes" Write Registry String: "Display Inline Images"

Hello dervinyard222 What about something like this? Variable Set String %T1% from File: "file.txt" If Variable %T1% contains "Word" OR If Variable %T1% contains "Word2" Sound Wave File: wave.wav End If How many text files there are? Does their file-name usually change?

Glad I could help Thats why I said "That used to happen to me". Now the macros I do are more prolix (or less chaotic) than the ones when I started. You can also add this to the end of the macro: Text Type: <CTRLU><ALTU><SHIFTU>

Hello khurramriaz Try pressing Ctrl, Alt and Shift one by one when that happens. That used to happen to me. One of those keys virtualy "locks" even if the macro code is well done (a bug maybe?).

Just the program I was looking for! Thanks for sharing!

Hello Jason Thanks for your reply! I googled hoping to find a Command-Line Parameter to tell IE not to download the images.. But it seems to be there isn't. Anyway, it was only to make the web load faster.. As Im using the "Wait for Web Page" ME Feature the waiting can be quite long because the page in question has a lot of little gifs and jpgs! Thanks again, Strathos

Hello there Is there any way to open a specific web site using IE without loading the images of it? It would be as if "show images" would be deactivated. Thanks, Strathos