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I have autoit script like this :

winActivate ("BillReceipt")
ControlClick ( "BillReceipt", "", "[NAME:winviewer]", "right")
Send ( "{ENTER}")
WinWait ("Print")
ControlClick ("Print", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:13]")
Winwait ("Save As")
WinActivate ("Save As")
Send ("{TAB 5} {Backspace} ^v {Enter}")

I need Saved successfully msgbox with file name as i saved like Filename.extension (Example = test.pdf is saved successfull)

Please Help

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3 hours ago, Nareshm said:

I need msgbox like this : test.pdf  is saved successful

So what is your problem changing it to your needs?

Jos

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14 hours ago, VIP said:

:lmao: =]]

Local $iFileName = "test.pdf"
; Some code here

If (True) Then ; Replace TRUE to your expression!
    MsgBox(Null, "MyApp", $iFileName & " is saved successful !")
Else
    MsgBox(Null, "MyApp", $iFileName & " is saved Error !")
EndIf

sorry spam!

@VIP
Every time my file name is changed/Variable file name/Everytime i want to save file with different name

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2 hours ago, Nareshm said:

Every time my file name is changed/Variable file name/Everytime i want to save file with different name

@Nareshm,

Ignoring me totally will not help and I will still impose a restriction on your account when you refuse to show some effort and keep on begging for code.
So consider this the last warning.

@everybody else, I do not need to be assisted in telling people to get their act together. ;)

Jos

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Dream of the future,
Learn from the past.
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