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In your function, the variable '"wdApp" is cleared as soon as the function returns. You need to save that reference somewhere. You could return it from the function. Or if you are only going to have one instance of word open then you can just make wdApp static so that it will keep its contents afte...

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I am attempting to create a simple script for work that fills out SalesForce cases. As seen in the attachment, I'm able to get the text boxes filled out, but cannot seem to work a command that completes the "category" and "status" drop down menus. I've tried {Down} arrow and {Enter} commands, but w...

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Thank you, in advance, for any assistance that can be offered!

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Good morning. Yesterday I was finally able to figure out how to access COM events connected to a word document. However, when I wrap the code into a function, the events don't seem to trigger any more. I'd like to be able to make the first codeblock work correctly and create an event listener from w...

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1. beg a question 2. get an answer code from someone else 3. check its own comment as an answer 4. conveniently not using the basic word ' thanks ' Brilliant !!! Apologies, I had written a response with a thank you in it and forgot to click submit on my way to a meeting. Thank you very much for you...

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I was able to take part of the replies to make the following: #Persistent wdApp := ComObjCreate("Word.Application") ;create a word app wdApp.Visible := true oConnect := ComObjConnect(wdApp,"wd_") ;connect to events wdApp.Documents.Add() ;add a new document wd_NewDocument(Doc,App) { ;when creating a ...

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I'm trying to pop up a message box when the word app is closed, but I can't seem to figure out what the event is named. If possible, I'd also like to figure out how to pop up a message box when the doc has been saved. wdApp := ComObjCreate("Word.Application") ;create a word app wdApp.Visible := true...

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I finally solved this issue (2 yrs later) There is a function SetWBClientSite() at the end, I had to comment the if() block out. It looks like it was maybe sending out to many DLL calls due to the spam? I modified the func to this: SetWBClientSite() { interfaces := { (Join, IOleClientSite: [0,3,1,0,...

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Thanks for the library GeekDude! My question: Can I run multiple instances of this class? I would like to have many controllable windows open at the same time. I tried this, but failed. #include <External\Chrome> ; Create an instance of the Chrome class using ; the folder ChromeProfile to store the...

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I spent about 6 hours this week struggling with powerpoint not quitting when I was calling the .Quit() method. I stumbled across : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3197263/application-quit-method-failing-to-clear-process which lead me to https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/317109/office-appl...

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Yes Kczx3 was correct. Yesterday I redesigned the whole 1000 line function to utilize a GUI instead for control instead of messagebox. that fixed everything

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And as I wear out my welcome here, I think I've found a bug of some type. After I make a dozen or so DOM JS calls, AHK locks up and this is what I'm seeing for output: 037: if i := InStr("{[", ch) 047: if InStr("}]", ch) 049: ObjRemoveAt(stack, 1) 050: next := stack[1]==tree ? "" : is_arr[stack[1]]...

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Good afternoon! I'm trying to connect my script to the Powerpoint New Slide event. I tried applying my post:https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=238437#p238437, but I couldn't figure it out. When a user adds a new slide to the presentation, I'd like to have a class that loops through the en...

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Your example works perfectly. However, when I drop the mail creation into a function, the class is no longer called? #Persistent makeanemail() makeanemail() { static olMailItem := 0 ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") newMail := ol.CreateItem(olMailItem) newMail.Subject := "Hello World!" newM...

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Before I did not see much point in wrapping it in a class but this is pretty slick for limiting the scope of variables to the method/function. In the past, I have taken the lazy approach and just used a global variable to get info into the event function but this is cooler. I will remember this for...

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#Persistent olMailItem := 0 ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") newMail := ol.CreateItem(olMailItem) newMail.Subject := "Hello World!" newMail.Display ; you can pass params when creating the object MailEventsObj := new MailItemEvents("samesfordfd") ; you can also add to the object after it is...

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#Persistent olMailItem := 0 ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") newMail := ol.CreateItem(olMailItem) newMail.Subject := "Hello World!" newMail.Display ; you can pass params when creating the object MailEventsObj := new MailItemEvents("samesfordfd") ; you can also add to the object after it is...

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#Persistent olMailItem := 0 ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") newMail := ol.CreateItem(olMailItem) newMail.Subject := "Hello World!" newMail.Display ; Connect to newMail events ComObjConnect(newMail, new MailItemEvents) return class MailItemEvents { ; MailItem.Send Event (Outlook) ; https:/...

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#Persistent olMailItem := 0 ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") newMail := ol.CreateItem(olMailItem) newMail.Subject := "Hello World!" newMail.Display ; Connect to newMail events ComObjConnect(newMail, new MailItemEvents) return class MailItemEvents { ; MailItem.Send Event (Outlook) ; https:/...

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I'm trying to figure out how to popup a messagebox when a user clicks Send in an email that was created via outlook COM MessageSubject := "Hello World!" CCAddress := "noreply@noreply.com" ol := ComObjCreate("Outlook.Application") ns := ol.getNamespace("MAPI") ns.logon("","",true,false) newMail := ol...

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