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I'm working with a pretty simple environment where there is
only be one IP address.

Alternatively, when using the Network/Send Command action,
is there a way for the receiving machine to capture the IP
address of the machine that sent the command?

Is there an easy way to assign the current system's IP address to a variable? I don't see anything in RoboTask's system variables or in the Windows environment variables that has this info. I'm hoping there's a way to do this through a Basic script or perhaps a command line that could write to a file?

It would be nice to be able to delete multiple user variables at a time.
Being able to use variables for the Move to Object action (in the Control Position and Mouse Cursor Position fields) would be very useful.
Also, I'm still hoping for a "IsWindowFullScreen" system variable.

I've been using a variable that I created and initialized in an internal Basic script for a while with no problems until today when I decided to try using the "Set Variable" action. As long as my variable name starts with a number, the OK button stays grayed out. Are variable names startin...

I have developed all of my RoboTask tasks in Vista 32- bit, and I now have the need to verify that the work on Vista 64-bit as well. However, I have run into a couple problems. * Any time I try to delete a file I get a warning that "One ore more files can't be deleted" I've managed to get ...

Would be nice to have an equivalent to IsWindowMaximized
and IsWindowMinimized for Full Screen.

I will give this a try. Thanks!

One thing that I noticed today is that if I kill the first task ("Scratch") after the second task has been called, the second task ("Scratch2") continues on as if it had just been paused the whole time. Not sure if that's any help in debugging, but I thought it was pretty interes...

Thanks, I greatly appreciate it!

I seem to have run across a corner case where Wait for Window/Check for Window/{Window Exists()} doesn't work. I have two tasks- Scratch and Scratch2. Scratch executes an internal Basic script and then launches Scratch2. Scratch2 then executes a Wait for Window. But the task never proceeds, no matte...