[wtr-general] Re: Save As File Dialog

2009-09-10 Thread JackieH
Thanks so much Alan...you hit the nail on the head! Looks like 128 (surprise!) is the magic number...A few of my file names with a long UNC path caused it to be JUST over the limit...with that knowledge I created a truncatino when it gets to long and am off on my way! Appreciate the help!! On Se

[wtr-general] Re: Save As File Dialog

2009-09-09 Thread Alan Baird
Jackie - I have had problems with the Save As dialog box not accepting long strings. Apparently there is a length restriction on this field that you may be running into (somewhere around 120 characters). Alan On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 8:10 AM, JackieH wrote: > > Bill, > > Thanks so much for the

[wtr-general] Re: Save As File Dialog

2009-09-03 Thread JackieH
Bill, Thanks so much for the ideas...The environment I need is currently being used for some other testing, but as soon as I can get to it, I will give them a shot! Appreciate it! --Jackie On Sep 2, 8:15 pm, Bill Agee wrote: > Maybe sometimes the click gets sent to the save button before all

[wtr-general] Re: Save As File Dialog

2009-09-02 Thread Bill Agee
Maybe sometimes the click gets sent to the save button before all the filename data is in place in the edit field... A couple of things to try: - Right after the ControlSend() call, and before clicking the save button, use the AutoIt ControlGetText() function to verify that the edit field has the