Also you can use MouseClick "button" [, x, y [, clicks [, speed ]]] in
the AutoITx to resolve your issue, but I think the Richard's method is
more better.
Wilson Xu
On Dec 16, 7:13 am, Paul Denize wrote:
> Just to update here is a version of my final routine
>
> Hope it helps someone else
>
Just to update here is a version of my final routine
Hope it helps someone else
Paul
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def JavaScript(zone,on=nil,silent=nil)
# if on is nil it returns true iff javascript is enabled (not it
could also be off or prompt, both false)
# if true it sets it to enabled
# if false it s
> I'm not sure it's a better option than AutoIT, but you can change that
> setting directly in the registry.
I just knew someone would have a better idea.
Thanks Richard.
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I'm not sure it's a better option than AutoIT, but you can change that
setting directly in the registry (see another recent thread for a
discussion of modifying the registry from Ruby).
On my machine HKEY_USERS\\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\Zones\3 has the security
