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Hey folks,

Im trying to send a string to a file box then click open, to open that file.

So I want to send a path like "C:Usersdesktopfile.olo etc

But sometimes the keyboard rushes it I presume as it can be seen sometimes as

C;userdsahfaoahf.oafo or something mad like that. So the program essentially got it wrong :(

if displays an error box once open is clicked...obviously.

But would can I includ in the bottom code to: Print an error and then restart the function all over again?

If (ControlSend("[TITLE:" & $ExternalTitle & "]", "", "Edit1", $file)) Then

        ControlClick("[TITLE:" & $ExternalTitle & "]", "&Open", "Button2", "left", 1)
        Sleep(500)
    Else
        ACRAOutputError("Function timed out while trying to load the file!")
    EndIf
Edited by olo
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Have you tried AutoItSetOption("SendKeyDelay", x)? Put this at the top of your script (where x = the number of milliseconds between key presses). It may help slow things down a bit for you.

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Have you tried AutoItSetOption("SendKeyDelay", x)? Put this at the top of your script (where x = the number of milliseconds between key presses). It may help slow things down a bit for you.

thanks JLogan

Posted (edited)

what about controlsettext, get away for them limitations of sends.

AutoItSetOption("SendKeyDelay", 100)
AutoItSetOption("SendKeyDownDelay", 100)
ControlSend("Untitled - Notepad", "", 15, "some data 1")
ControlSetText("Untitled - Notepad", "", 15, "another data set")
Edited by jdelaney
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