Greetings,

If what you are using it for is to control the Meditech window – e.g.
minimize it…

Use:

 

Dim cgw As New CGetWindow

cgw.ShowWindow showMINIMIZE, R.hWnd

 

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Thom

 

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cool. I think that was what I was looking for. Now to just use it…

 

 

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Greetings,

People care...

 

I care J

 

I’m running through some scenarios on your earlier question…

 

As for the handle question. 

 

With C/S …

r.hwnd 

will tell you the handle of the Meditech window. 

 

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Well, that wouldn’t be the first time I emailed the circular file. HAHA.

 

Anyone have any idea on the very first email (at the bottom), or my latest?

 

 

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Not that it's much help, but your first message never made it to "my" email.
Maybe no else has seen it either?

 

and....I ain't anymore help then that. :(

 

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Either noone has something or noone cares. So…

 

Does anyone have a method of obtaining the window handle (hWnd) for the
current “Connect” application within BWS?

 

 

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Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 9:14 AM
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Subject: [Talk] Meditech C/S 5.5, 5.6 and minimizing using BWS

 

Hello,

I have several scripts that start Meditech, browse to a report, get it to
start downloading and then minimize Meditech and finish the script, leaving
Meditech downloading in the background.

 

The problem that I am seeing is that since version 9, BWS no longer “sees”
the [EMAIL PROTECTED],1” state from Meditech. Version 8 did not have an issue 
“seeing”
this state.

 

Since this state is what is being keyed in on in order to let BWS know it is
ok to minimize Meditech, I’m at a dilemma in that I need a version 9 way to
accomplish the same thing.

 

Here is the set of rules that accomplishes this task (version 9 script
shown):

 

Rule||Print/Download

      Key "{F12}"

Step|Print/Download|

Rule|Print [EMAIL PROTECTED],1&@3,0|Select Destination

      DownloadReport "C:\Download\IPC\RN_IPC_" & DateStamp & ".txt"

Rule|Timeout|Timeout

      TOStep="Print/Download"

Step|Select Destination|

Rule||Output

      Enter "" ‘Press “OK” on the Print Destination window

Share("WaitSpeed") = -1 ‘Recommended to use this during support call with
BWS. Added for version 9

Stable 0.5 ‘Let Meditech stabilize. Added for version 9

Step|Output|

Rule|[EMAIL PROTECTED],1|Minimize ‘Is Meditech actively downloading? If so, 
minimize
it.

Rule|Timeout|Timeout

      TOStep = "Output"

Step|Minimize|

Rule||Closeout

      SendKeys "% N", True ‘Send the minimizing key sequence to Meditech

Step|Closeout|

Rule||End

      WriteToLog "INWSRH_IPC_RN_DL", "Download", "Daily", "5", "01:10:00
AM", "Completed"

Step|Timeout|

Rule||End

      WriteToLog "INWSRH_IPC_RN_DL", "Download", "Daily", "5", "01:10:00
AM", "Hung"

Step|End|

Rule||

      Shutdown = True

 

What is happening is that sometimes this works, sometimes it doesn’t. It
isn’t consistent as it was under version 8.

 

I’ve also tried the following for checking the state of Meditech before
sending to the minimizing step:

 

Rule|[EMAIL PROTECTED],1|Minimize

 

I would appreciate very much any assistance, suggestions, etc on getting
this thing to work, everytime, without fail.

 

Our current scheduled script count: 673

 

On demand data entry script count: 35

 

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