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I'm guessing it's the adlib that's causing it, but why would that be?

AdlibEnable("OracleSplash",5000)

; launch GMS.VBS to install app

Run('cscript.exe "\\spseprt1\windist\ITProcedures\Application Setups\ETS Gas Install\CGP6.1.14\GMS.Vbs"', "", @SW_HIDE)
EnsureActive("Puget Sound Energy", "You are about to install Caminus Gas for Puget Sound Energy.")
ControlClick("Puget Sound Energy", "&Yes", "Button1")
SplashTextOn("CGP for PSE", "Please wait while Caminus Gas is installed, this can take several minutes")

;gms.vbs complete message
WinWait("Puget Sound Energy", "Caminus Gas for Puget Sound Energy has been installed successfully.")
ControlClick("Puget Sound Energy", "Caminus Gas for Puget Sound Energy has been installed successfully.", "Button1")
SplashOff()
MsgBox(0, "Puget Sound Energy", "Caminus Gas for Puget Sound Energy Disaster Recovery has been installed successfully.")
RunAsSet()



Func EnsureActive($SZTITLE, $SZTEXT)
  ;function by Larry, ensures window is on top.
   WinWait($SZTITLE, $SZTEXT, 90)
   While Not WinActive($SZTITLE, $SZTEXT)
      WinActivate($SZTITLE, $SZTEXT)
      Sleep(100)
   Wend
   WinWaitActive($SZTITLE, $SZTEXT, 90)
EndFunc  ;==>EnsureActive

Func OracleSplash()
   While WinExists("Oracle Universal Installer") = 1
      SplashTextOn("CGP for PSE", "Installing Oracle before Installing GMS")
      Sleep(5000)
   Wend
   SplashTextOn("CGP for PSE", "Please wait while Caminus Gas is installed, this can take several minutes")
EndFunc  ;==>OracleSplash

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Calling SplashTextOn() over and over causes a display flicker. You can avoid that by using ControlSend("Title of splash window", "", "Static1", "New text") instead of SplashTextOn() (I think that's the correct control).

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SplashTexOn does that ...

You can avoid this by doing something like:

Global $L_MSG = ""

Showmenu("line1" & @LF,1)
sleep(500)
Showmenu("line2" & @LF,1)
sleep(500)
Showmenu("line3" & @LF,1)
sleep(500)
Showmenu("New line1",0)
sleep(500)


Func ShowMenu($G_MSG,$CONCAT)
   $W_TITLE="Test Window"
   If $CONCAT = 1 Then
      $L_MSG = $L_MSG & $G_MSG
   Else
      $L_MSG = $G_MSG
   EndIf
   If WinExists($W_TITLE) Then
      ControlSetText($W_TITLE,"","Static1",$L_MSG)
   Else
      SplashTextOn($W_TITLE,$L_MSG,600,200,1,1,4,"Courier",10,600)
   EndIf
   Return 0
EndFunc  ;==>ShowMenu

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or from the help file:

Example

SplashTextOn("Title", "Message goes here.", -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "", 24)
Sleep(3000)
SplashOff()

;; FLICKER
$message = ""
SplashTextOn("TitleFoo", $message, -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "")
For $x = 1 to 20
    $message = $message & $x & @LF
    SplashTextOn("TitleFoo", $message, -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "")
    Sleep(100)
Next

;; SMOOTH
$message = ""
SplashTextOn("TitleFoo", $message, -1, -1, -1, -1, 4, "")
For $x = 1 to 20
    $message = $message & $x & @LF
    ControlSetText("TitleFoo", "", "Static1", $message)
    sleep(100)
Next

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very cool, thanks guys, I'm going to try doing a combination, as such:

Func OracleSplash()
   If WinExists("Oracle Universal Installer") = 1 Then
      ControlSetText("CGP for PSE","","Static1", "Installing Oracle before Installing GMS")
      Sleep(500)
   Else 
      ControlSetText("CGP for PSE","","Static1", "Please wait while Caminus Gas is installed, this can take several minutes")
      Sleep(10000)
   EndIf

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