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  1. Thanx man! Only tested a few sample scripts and works great! I'm using SAPGui 710 and no problems so far. Keep it up. Grtz, Rick
  2. Great work guys - This is exactly what I was thinking of!! Thanx Rich & danwilli! Still think it should become part of the standard AutoIt Info-tool (see: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=55020) like the "Always on top". Grtz, Rick
  3. Hi! Can you show us what you've got so far? Grtz, Rick
  4. sumkid - just post the source! Thnx, Rick
  5. Play around with the Windows Management functions. WinList, WinGetHandle, WinSetTitle and WinFlash should get you going! Grtz, Rick
  6. Did you think of changing your approach... Have a function pass the file name / Lame commands to some other function that handles one Lame-session at the time. Anyways - just a thought.
  7. The launched process should be under running processes in windows --> check using: ProcessList ( ["name"] ) If so you can use ProcessExists ( "process" ) to poll if it's still running before launching the next instance. More info on these functions is in the help file incl. examples on how to use them. Grtz, Rick
  8. Hi Dale, Tried your last bit of code and the output is as expected --> the code from the main frame. Pulling up the page in FireFox's DOM viewer (or IEDovMon) shows: the first frameset: <FRAMESET border=0 frameSpacing=0 rows=*,0,0 frameBorder=no> <FRAME name=mainframe src="home.php" frameBorder=0 noResize scrolling=yes></FRAMESET> Anyways - the new thread is started under http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=48117 Grtz, Rick
  9. Marcone, Did you get any further on this one? I'm having the exact same problem - not being able to access the inner (nested) frames... When I run: $oFrameMain = _IEFrameGetObjByName ($oIE, "mainframe") $oFrameH = _IEFrameGetObjByName ($oFrameMain, "Hauptframe") $oFrameL = _IEFrameGetObjByName ($oFrameMain, "Leftframe") It comes back with this error (in SciTe): C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\IE.au3 (747) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.: $oTemp = $o_object.document.parentWindow $oTemp = $o_object.document^ ERROR Same codebase as Marcone. Grtz, Rick
  10. Dale, I was having the same sort of problem as litlmike - and your code solved my selection problem as well! Problem I'm having right now is that the onchange() javascript doesn't get fired. So the combobox value was the proper value visible but this new value doesn't get committed... Any ideas? Thanx, Rick
  11. sumone4life, One thing you could do is get yourself a browser developer kit and learn how and which TCP packages to capture and build an Autoit proggie around that... if you don't mind using an IE window I'd say use the exelent works of DaleHohm --> IE.au3 Cheers, Rick
  12. Hi autoitxp, Give Search a try using 'mdb sql' as a search string... Should give you plenty of options on both mysql and Access! Cheers, Rick
  13. Coldburn - he's trying to get proper alignment between the two text items. I ran into the same problem today... Does anyone have a solution to this? Thnx!
  14. Hi, Does anybody have a working example of how to write an HTML source file (or body) to a frame that also holds an image or background image? All get is the square with the red X! All the text I'm trying to write to the IE screen comes through OK. Thanx, Rick
  15. Logi, Have you pulled it off yet? Post your OGame name and UNI and I'll get back to you...
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