VBA AppActivate("[AppWindowTitle]")
AppActivate ("QuickTest Professional - [C:\QTP\TestingScenarios\T
Why would this all of a sudden stop working in VBA? It has been working for some time and now today it is not. Not even sure what may have changed to cause this. The file is there. Another weird happening is that in QTP all references to the File.open.... it did not like either. I had to re-record/reset the file.open's and those started working. Also there were other QTP references that I had to reset too, when I did a file import/export functions in QTP. Any ideas? Please advise and thanks.
Why would this all of a sudden stop working in VBA? It has been working for some time and now today it is not. Not even sure what may have changed to cause this. The file is there. Another weird happening is that in QTP all references to the File.open.... it did not like either. I had to re-record/reset the file.open's and those started working. Also there were other QTP references that I had to reset too, when I did a file import/export functions in QTP. Any ideas? Please advise and thanks.
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yes. leading characters. in VBA, you should be able to use VB's Appactivate statement.
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Worked! Thanks for the help. -R-
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Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shel
WshShell.AppActivate "QuickTest Professional - [C:\QTP\TestingScenarios\T
If this will work with the leading chars? Would the rewrite be?
Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shel
WshShell.AppActivate "QuickTest Professional"
testing now.