03-04-2019
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Originally Posted by
drew77
You did not pay very good attention to my post.
-- The window id for the particular popup window is different each time, so this scripts often does not work.
So your 2 question are not relevant.
Presumably, according to you, those tools give you output that contains the window IDs you want. If that isn't relevant to getting the results you want, I have no idea how we can help you.
If you're unwilling to show us sample output produced by those commands, we have no way of knowing what the format of the output produced by those commands might be.
If you are just going to dismiss our questions as an unreasonable waste of your time, then any attempt on our part to help you is a waste of our time.
I'm am sorry that I wasted your time trying to help you. I won't make that mistake again.
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