cappy0815

Thanks ... $file2open is a variable and does not need "" I just found a solution using ... ShellExecute ( @WindowsDir & '\explorer.exe', "/select, S:\path" & $fileformat & ".pdf") Works perfect ...

Hi all, I was using a script at windows 7 to find and mark a file in windows explorer. After changing to windows 10 it is no longer working correctly. This is my code Func _find() $file2open = GUICtrlRead ( $input_beleg ) $fileformat = StringReplace ( $file2open, "/", "_" ) Run ( "explorer.exe /e,S:\XYZ\Auftragsabwicklung\_Belege") sleep (500) send ( "^f" ) ConsoleWrite ($fileformat) send ( $fileformat ) IniWrite ( $historyfile, "history", "last", $file2open ) if $config[2][1] = "1" Then ConsoleWrite ( "exit" ) Exit EndIf EndFunc explorer opens as desired. Search field is selected but only the LAST string is displayed and searched. Background: I need the small tool to search a file, mark it, and drop it to an email. Thanks for ur help Cappy

Hi, I tried to use something like this with the chrome UDF: Local $oIE = _IECreateEmbedded() GUICtrlCreateObj($oIE, 0, 40, @DesktopWidth -15, _GetTaskBarProps('top')-80) _IENavigate($oIE, $URL ) _IELoadWait($oIE,0)Is this possible? THX Cappy