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Can someone help me understand how to script a mouse-click on the active (Next) button in the following screen shot? If I'm reading the Active Window Info correctly, it appears that the button is hidden. :(

When I try to pass the following command to it, nothing happens. :)

ControlClick ( "New Connection Wizard", "&Next >", 12325)

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!

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Hi,

what about just checking whether the window is active and then just send enter?!

So long,

Mega

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I think you got the wrong button... a hidden "Finish" button...

try this...

ControlClick ( "New Connection Wizard", "&Next >", "&Next >")

Larry,

AWESOME...That worked!!! :(

Can you tell me why you used "&Next >" for both the Text and Control ID and what I was misreading from the windows info screen?

Thanks for your help! :)

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Larry,

AWESOME...That worked!!! :(

Can you tell me why you used "&Next >" for both the Text and Control ID and what I was misreading from the windows info screen?

Thanks for your help! :)

Most of the Control*() functions accept one of the following for the control id parameter:

Control ID

ClassNameNN

Text

Control Handle (HWND)

With that being said, "&Next >" was the text of the "Next" button.

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