Go gaga over Machine Learning

There are instances when we want to output a large amount of text and we can see just the truncated version in a msgbox. Here is a quick function that can be reused: Sub Debug2(myText)   ' Uncomment the next line to turn off debugging   ' Exit Sub   If Not IsObject(objIEDebugWindow) Then     Set objIEDebugWindow = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")     objIEDebugWindow.Navigate "about:blank"     objIEDebugWindow.Visible = True     objIEDebugWindow.Toolbar = False     objIEDebugWindow.Width = 200     objIEDebugWindow.Height = 300     objIEDebugWindow.Left = 10     objIEDebugWindow.Top = 10     Do While objIEDebugWindow.Busy       WScript.Sleep 100     Loop     objIEDebugWindow.Document.Title = "IE Debug Window"     objIEDebugWindow.Document....

Lets see a simple code snippet that will add some delay without using the native wait or sleep methods while coding using VBs/QTP/QC Sub Delay( seconds )     Dim wshShell     Set wshShell = CreateObject( "WScript.Shell" )     wshShell.Run "ping -n " & ( seconds + 1 ) & " 127.0.0.1", 0, True     Set wshShell = Nothing End Sub Happy Coding!

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