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> The \$window is a reference, it will hold a handle to the "found" window
> upon success
Making what Chuck and Grant said explicit:
use Win32::Setupsup;
$title='Notepad';
my $window;
Win32::Setsup::WaitForAnyWindow($title, \$window,10000,100) or
die print Win32::Setupsup::GetLastError()," Died waiting for $title\n";
Note also that if you use SendKeys that using Enter for the default
sometimes does not work and you will need the exact key
my $next="\\alt+\\n\\alt-\\"; in some situations.
Also, make sure you use enough timeout for the program to complete its
action. I extract favorites from IE and use sleep(10) to make sure its
finished.
Rob
http://bangkokwizard.com/
"If you want to keep your six pack cold, keep it next to my ex wife's heart"
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