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Forum: Support Topic: WinWait woes |
| grymoire |
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Posted: June 18th, 2009, 5:27 pm
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| :( Sadly, "SetTitleMode,2" did not make a difference. :) Happily, I discovered something that did. By default, Acrobat does not create a separate instance/process for the second launch of Acrobat. I don't grok this fully yet, but this appears to be why winwait is failing on the second laun... |
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Forum: Support Topic: WinWait woes |
| grymoire |
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Posted: June 17th, 2009, 10:45 pm
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| I will try again to be as clear as I can about my problem. The simplified example below (from jaco0646) does not work for me. Expected result : Script should successively launch the two files (file1.pdf and file2.pdf) in two pdf browser windows (Adobe Reader on my system). WinWaitActive (or WinWait ... |
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Forum: Support Topic: WinWait woes |
| grymoire |
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Posted: June 16th, 2009, 7:28 pm
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| Thanks for the reply. I tried the snippet you suggest but I get error dialogs for BOTH files now even though the windows do appear. I get the same behavior if I bump the timeout from 3 to 30 seconds. BTW, the original script seemed to work for me on my faster Vista box at home. My machine here (wher... |
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Forum: Support Topic: WinWait woes |
| grymoire |
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Posted: June 15th, 2009, 11:54 pm
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| I'm trying to launch two Acrobat viewer windows with two different files and send some commands to each. WinWait Seems to timeout after the second launch even though it appears to have succeeded. I've tried many variants but one of the cleanest is below. Any ideas? #NoEnv SendMode, Input ViewerApp=C... |
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