Good afternoon everyone,

Im not the most technical guy in the world so forgive me if i'm off but here
goes. We have a java application front end that communicates with our oracle
backend via the internet. At the same time, we've programed some macros where
it simulates key strokes to enter information from Excel spreadsheets to
these Java forms at the click of a button.

This process was working well until this morning when overnight, our company
upgraded our computers from IE6 to IE7. It seems to throw the timing of the
macro off a bit where it now tries to enter data from the macro into the
wrong fields on the form. Does anyone have a guess on why this would happen?

We are running Windows XP Professional, we have 768 MB of RAM and are
running Pentium 4 3 GHZ CPU's.

Check the HTML source of the page, it may have changed. You might want
to post a bit of your code, so others can confirm.

--JP

On Sep 30, 11:23*am, mattieflo
wrote:
Good afternoon everyone,

Im not the most technical guy in the world so forgive me if i'm off but here
goes. We have a java application front end that communicates with our oracle
backend via the internet. At the same time, we've programed some macros where
it simulates key strokes to enter information from Excel spreadsheets to
these Java forms at the click of a button.

This process was working well until this morning when overnight, our company
upgraded our computers from IE6 to IE7. It seems to throw the timing of the
macro off a bit where it now tries to enter data from the macro into the
wrong fields on the form. Does anyone have a guess on why this would happen?

We are running Windows XP Professional, we have 768 MB of RAM and are
running Pentium 4 3 GHZ CPU's.