Thanks Dwight for responding!
I have been able to exit cleanly out of STAR most of the time.
I do something similar to your sub in Rules, but I use the following command
for STAR to get me to that point.
Enter "/./" 'Log out of STAR at any point in the Script
Most-likely, with your sub-routine you may not have to loop and Enter ".",
because the Enter "/./" seems to take you right to the "Press NL--" so your
next command can be Enter "". I also use the Key "@_AutoClose" at the beginning
while I am connecting to HBOWem and that seems to work fine.
What I was hoping to find, is if anyone has more tricks in STAR like "/./"
(which logs you are of Star from any screen). There has to be more Navigation
tricks from some STAR experts that can give me shortcuts while moving through
STAR.
Thanks for the feedback!
Scott
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Subject: Re: [Talk] Tricks for Navigating STAR-HBOWem
Scott,
I use something like this for most of my BWS scripts to exit out of the HBO Wem
cleanly:
Sub Logout()
Dim vLogout As String
vLogout = View(Row:=23, Col:=1, length:=10)
Do Until vLogout = "Press NL--"
Enter "."
vLogout = View(Row:=23, Col:=1, length:=10)
Wait 0.2
Loop
Enter ""
Key "@_CLOSE"
End Sub
Thanks,
Dwight
Dwight Clevenger
Midas Senior Systems Analyst
Regional Quality Management
Baptist Health System
Phone Nbr 210-297-1268
Fax Nbr 210-297-0926
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>>> "Bollig, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/18/2007 12:07 PM >>>
***STAR USERS ONLY****
> I am looking for any "inside" information for navigating STAR that you may
> know.
>
> Something like using "/./" to logout of Star from any point within STAR.
> (in-case you didn't know)
>
> Is there anything similar to above that you are using in your scripts that
> are helpful?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Scott
>
> Scott A. Bollig
> Systems Analyst
> Providence Health and Services
> Portland, Oregon
> 503-215-4327
>
> "> Nothing is so fatiguing as the eternal hanging on of an uncompleted task>
> "> .
> William James
>
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