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goldfndr · 09-03-2004

You can trigger a manual save via a script.

Get an existing VBScript-based script and put in these two lines near the top:

Code:

dim SHO
set SHO=CreateObject("WScript.Shell")

You might already have a CreateObject("WScript.Shell") in your code, if so then it'd be better to exploit the already-used variable.

Then, in the OnScanResult subroutine, add this line (substituting for SHO each time if you already had CreateObject("WScript.Shell") assigned to something else)

Code:

if SHO.AppActivate("Network Stumbler") then SHO.SendKeys("^s")

That sends a Control+S (save) to an application with Network Stumbler in the title. If you have more than one window with such a title, results might not be predictable.

09-03-2004	#12 (permalink)
goldfndr Knight Tooth Puller Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bellevue, WA, USA Posts: 182	You can trigger a manual save via a script. Get an existing VBScript-based script and put in these two lines near the top: Code: dim SHO set SHO=CreateObject("WScript.Shell") You might already have a CreateObject("WScript.Shell") in your code, if so then it'd be better to exploit the already-used variable. Then, in the OnScanResult subroutine, add this line (substituting for SHO each time if you already had CreateObject("WScript.Shell") assigned to something else) Code: if SHO.AppActivate("Network Stumbler") then SHO.SendKeys("^s") That sends a Control+S (save) to an application with Network Stumbler in the title. If you have more than one window with such a title, results might not be predictable.