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SCADA: Checking if a Windows Application is open using InTouch
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To find out if a specific Windows application is running, use the following InTouch function. This may be useful when interacting with other third-party applications to check if active or not....
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Published
03 January 2010
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Author
scadasys.com
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946
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SCADA: Starting a Windows Application from InTouch
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When using InTouch to interact with other Windows applications, it is usually required to open the application from InTouch. This can be achieved with an InTouch script function....
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Published
27 December 2009
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Author
scadadev.com
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1320
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SCADA: InTouch – Converting Windows to a Different Resolution without Resizing the Text, Symbols, etc
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When using an InTouch application on different PC screen resolutions, by default
InTouch (on start-up) will resize the application windows in order to fit the
screen resolution. During this process all the internal window controls (Text,
Symbols, etc) will also be resized. This isn’t always preferable as the controls may become distorted from the automatic resizing
process. This control resizing can be disabled through modification to the InTouch settings.
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Published
15 July 2009
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Author
scadadev.com
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Views
1136
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SCADA: Logging Tag Values with InTouch
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While tag values can be logged for reporting and historical purposes by using Wonderware Historian, the same results can achieved through using InTouch functionality. Historian provides an easy way to import InTouch tags for recording historical data to an SQL Server database, but this ease of use comes at a price through the licensing. With a bit of scripting InTouch can provide the
same historical logging results without the need for Historian, plus the flexibility of using different data so...
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Published
06 July 2009
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Author
scadadev.com
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Views
15053
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