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I have found an issue where a string variable used as a filename is being truncated while entering the name into a file save dialog. I'm sure the variable is correct because I'm logging the string prior to the dialog. I have other places in the script where this does not happen. Does this sound like a memory issue or has anyone else seen this before?

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We're going to need more information as to what you're seeing. What is the contents of the variable, and where is it getting cut off?

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Do you have a reproducer script that demonstrates this? It doesn't have to be your entire script, just a part that shows the issue, it would help to figure out where it isn't working right. I've never had a problem like this so I'd need to see what it is you're doing to get this to happen.

Thanks.

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Func Download1($InFile)

;download

$sStatus=SetRegEntry()

outlog("Registry Setting = " & $sStatus)

sleep(1000)

MouseClick("left",228,57)

Sleep(5000)

WinWaitActive("File Download")

;Save

ControlClick("File Download","",4427)

outlog("Save selected on File Download dialog")

Sleep(5000)

Send("{DEL}")

Sleep(200)

;Enter Filename

Send($InFile)

Send("{ENTER}")

sleep(5000)

;Close

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Do you have a script that can actually be, I don't know, run?

Also, have you looked at the _IE* functions or the Inet* functions to do this instead of using Send? Send is very unreliable as a general rule.

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It now works ok. I added a line above where it sends the filename. I think this gave the system a chance to 'catch up' or forced an interrupt. But I will look into the IE routines as you suggested.

Func Download1($InFile)

;download

$sStatus=SetRegEntry()

outlog("Registry Setting = " & $sStatus)

sleep(1000)

MouseClick("left",228,57)

Sleep(5000)

WinWaitActive("File Download")

;Save

ControlClick("File Download","",4427)

outlog("Save selected on File Download dialog")

Sleep(5000)

Send("{DEL}")

Sleep(200)

;Enter Filename

outlog("Filename being entered into dialog: " & $InFile) ;<<<<<<<----------

Send($InFile)

Send("{ENTER}")

sleep(5000)

;Close

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