mr_unreliable
Wed Oct 12 11:02:52 CDT 2005
hi Para,
You best bet with vbs in the appactivate function.
When you use appactivate as a function, it will return t/f
depending on whether it could activate the window that you'
requested.
By implication, if the window couldn't be activated, then
is isn't there -- so appactivate can be used to wait for the
appearance of a specific window.
Once the window appears, then you can use sendkeys to close
it. For example, if the window has a file menu and an exit
entry in the file menu, then you could close the window with
alt-f and alt-x. Or, if it has a "close button" with a speed
key, then you could close it with ctrl-something.
cheers, jw
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Paraleptropy wrote:
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>
> I would like to have a script that closes a specific window if it
> opens. I'm able to easily do this in Winbatch as well as Autoit, but
> can't seam to figure it out in VBScript.
>
> Anyone have any ideas on how to do this?
>
> Thanks in advance for your assistance!
>
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