Greetings,

Ha ha ha! - just kidding – the script looked fine to me. The biggest difference between NUI and Remote WorkStation 3.x is interacting with the "windows like" dialog boxes that appear when you hit F12 or hit an error etc. You typically just need to send one key to clear these – like a Y or and O or Enter. To send keystrokes to those you use:

Key "@_DIALOG:xxx"

Where xxx is the key you want to send – so for example, if you need to send a Y the command would be key “@_DIALOG:Y” to “learn” this from the WorkStation, you’d type in: @_DIALOG:Y in the data window and use the Key command.

To send an enter you’d use:

Key “@_DIALOG:{ENTER}”

 

Also, I noticed you’d commented out your pauses – not sure why? They looked like valid pauses to me. I’m guessing you got hung up on one of these dialog windows at the end of the script, thought that something was wrong etc. Take the comments off, and remove the stables and use @_DIALOG: if you’re seen a “prompt”.

 

One final note, and this may be a WebEx related issue, but I have seen when you send the @_DIALOG from the WorkStation (when you are recording a script – not when its running) that when you build the Key command, it switches over to Meditech but the key doesn’t “go through”. The command will work fine in runtime, just something you might see on a slower machine, or when doing remote development.

 

Let me know if the above does not help.

Regards,

Thom

 

 

Thom C. Blackwell

Product Manager

Boston Software Systems

www.BostonWorkStation.com

866 653-5105 - ex 5

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