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In some simple automation I have a few input boxes to declare as a variable and then later call those variables as my string in a ControlSend 

Example:

$desc = Inputbox("BMI", "What do you want as the Computer Description?")
ControlSend("System Properties", "", 122, $desc)

For me it seems like it always works, but for some of the techs using my script to work on computers they say it randomly does not get the uppercase/lowercase correct almost like doing the total opposite of what it should be with upper as lower and lower as upper.

Is anybody aware of what can cause an issue similar to this and what the proper remedy is?

 

Posted

Have a look at ControlSetText..

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Posted

I looked at this article that had some suggestions that was similar to your case - >link

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My Snips: graphCPUTemp ~ getENVvars
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Posted

Going to implement ControlSetText now, I'l have them test it out and let you guys know if that solves the issue.

When I used to use AHK that is the type of input I would use normally anyways rather than a "send" type as its faster and more reliable. 

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