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BlockIt Utility is designed to block Files and Folders. (Main idea for this utility by rasim) Screenshot: Changelog: Download: BlockIt_Beta.zip (Counter: )

Not inside brackets.

If your last field represents milliseconds, then shouldn't your desired output be: 01:12:47.047 ? I'm not sure your output examples, nor the two code examples, correctly display milliseconds. What you refer to as 47ms in the original post is not .47 seconds (470ms). Edit: Maybe your input source is actually centiseconds and not milliseconds? I don't know, but something is not Kosher about the OP's description of the problem.

That's the GUID for "My Computer" so that explorer opens to it when it's run, it's a Windows standard.

This works for me Run("EXPLORER.EXE /e,::{20D04FE0-3AEA-1069-A2D8-08002B30309D}", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

here is a horrible two line workaround until you find something proper. Run("explorer.exe", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE) sleep(500) winsetstate("" ,"" ,@SW_MAXIMIZE)

Greetings everyone, I'm sad to say that I no longer have access to a SAP environment that I can use to further develop this UDF I knew the day would eventually come. I first layed eyes on SAP back in Jan 2008, and after nearly a year of using it manually (as frustrating as it was at times), I eventually discovered how to incorporate it's GUI Scripting capability into AutoIT, and the UDF was born. The UDF has been great, and has helped me enormously in my day job working in IT. I'm now working for another client using different products. If my work does take me back to SAP, then I dare say that there will be a need to pickup where I left off with this UDF. Whereever there is SAP I think there is a need for automation. It's one of those products that can very tedious to use at times. Thanks everyone for your wonderful comments and positive feedback. It really spurred me on, and drove me to invest more time into this UDF. Sean.