@Hans Andersen I am interested in more information on this.

Thanking you.

John

@johnw66 ,

Attached zip contain 3 files. Unzip to a folder with write access (e.g. documents).

I presume that you are running a English version of apps 10 (Else see notes below):

• Make a shortcut to the exe file at the Task Bar.
• Open the ini file
• For each page where you have an advanced query, make a section. Name it after the first permanent part of the page title.
  insert the # of parameters in property “n”
  Make n number of lines below it. Starting with 1. Ending with n. Like this:
  
  /Customer Order -]
  n=2
  1=
  2=
   

• 

  Save the ini file
• Start the query
• Execute the exe file from the task bar. The parameters will be filled with values from the ini file.
• When done editing the values - Hit the “Page up” button instead of “Enter”.

 Notes:

• If you are running a non-English version. Insert a line in the “Query Window Titles” section with the title of the query window (note that for Danish, I had to shorten the title because of the non-English letter “ø”)
  
  Query Window Titles]
  en=Advanced Query Parameters
  da=Avancerede foresp
   

  

• Insert a section with the translated page title:
  
  sKundeordre -]
  n=2
  1=
  2=
   
• If running a pre-10 version of EE, I suspect that it will not work. But replacing the value of “editClass” in the ini file might do the trick. The value can be found like this:

  

• Will only work with one advanced query per page.
• If moving away from the query window when the code is running, the program will exit.
• If there are windows on top of EE, the code can fail. I notices that it is not working with a screen keyboard.
• The “Page up” for saving is set with the property “savekey”. It can be replaced with one from this list. Just not “Enter” or “Esc” or….
• The au3-fil contain the source code.