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InTouchEntryDialogs Script Function Library

The InTouchEntryDialogs script function library consists of two files:

• InTouchEntryDialogs.dll
• InTouchEntryDialogs.wdf

This library provides the InTouch application developer with the option to use familiar Windows Dialog Boxes to enter data to the InTouch application during runtime. The dialog boxes used do not incorporate a keypad. However, script functions are included that will allow the InTouch developer to open and close the Windows On-Screen Keyboard. This option will be helpful on touch screen systems.

The dialog boxes are displayed as modals, meaning that when they are open, no interaction will be possible with the underlying InTouch window.

The functions in this library can cause InTouch to hesitate while processing the dialog input. Please test the performance of the dialog box processing, especially when you press OK , to determine whether any InTouch hesitation occurs and if so, whether it is acceptable.

If it is determined that InTouch hesitation cannot be tolerated, consider using these script functions from within asynchronous Quickfunctions. Executing the function in this way processes the script on a separate thread from InTouch. This allows InTouch to continue processing without interruption.

Download the InTouchEntryDialogs.zip file from the Wonderware ® Knowledge Base™.

• Unzip the InTouchEntryDialogs.zip file.
• Copy the InTouchEntryDialogs.dll and InTouchEntryDialogs.wdf files and place them in your InTouch™ Install directory. The functions will then be available from scripts when running WindowMaker.

 Library Functions

This library consists of the following script functions:

InTouchLogon( “ResultTag” )

• InTouchLogon2(“ResultTag”, “DefaultLogOnDomain” EnableAuditLogging)
• ValueEntry(“ValueTag”, Minimum, Maximum, “ResultTag” )

ProtectedValueEntry(“ValueTag”, Minimum, Maximum, “ResultTag” )

• ChangeWindowsPassword(“ResultTag” )
• OnScreenKeyboardOpen()
• OnScreenKeyboardClose()

Use this function to log on to InTouch using the ArchestrA, InTouch or OS security models. The Security Model configuration is only applicable in InTouch 8.0 and later. InTouch versions prior to 8.0 use the InTouch model exclusively. Executing this function displays a Windows dialog box that accepts the InTouch user name and password.

The Username Edit Box echos back the typed characters as asterisks rather than the actual typed characters. When the log in information is invalid a MessageBox displays a Logon Failure. The dialog box is shown in Figure 1 (below).

ResultTag = InTouchLogon( “ResultTag” )

• When this script executes, a dialog modal loop is entered.
• Upon creation of the dialog a -1 is written to the tag provided as the argument to the function call. This can then be used to indicate that the dialog is open.
• The user enters the logon information and presses OK . The user can also press Cancel .
• The modal loop exits and control returns to the calling procedure.
• The calling procedure returns the result back to the InTouch tag specified.
• If a valid account logon is entered, a 1 is returned to ResultTag. If Cancel is pressed a 0 will be returned.
• The $Operator, $AccessLevel and $OperatorDomain (InTouch 8.0 and later) system tags reflect the log on account and assigned access level.

Figure 1 – The Logon Entry Dialog

InTouchLogon2( “ResultTag”, “DefaultLogOnDomain”, EnableAuditLogging )

The Username Edit Box echos back the typed characters as asterisks rather than the actual typed characters. When the log in information is invalid a MessageBox displays a Logon Failure. The dialog box is shown in Figure 1 (above).

ResultTag = InTouchLogon( “ResultTag”, “DefaultLogOnDomain”, EnableAuditLogging )

• ResultTag is shown as the argument and also the return value. See the previous ResultTag example for details.
• EnableAuditLogging is used to record changes to the logged on user or logon failures to the Wonderware or SMC Logger. A zero ( 0 ) does not enable the audit logging. A non-zero value enables the feature.

ValueEntry(“ValueTag”, Minimum, Maximum, “ResultTag”)

Use this function to enter a value into an InTouch tag. The tag can be any of the four InTouch tag types (Discrete, Integer, Real, Message). Discrete tag entries accept a 0 as false, and an integer value greater than 0 as true. The values entered are echoed back to the edit box. If an invalid value is entered a MessageBox appears with an “invalid” message. The dialog displayed is shown in Figure 2 (below).

ResultTag = ValueEntry( “ValueTag”, Minimum, Maximum, “ResultTag” )

• ValueTag is the name of the tag that the value entered will be written to. This can be any of the InTouch tag types although it is unlikely that this function would be used for discrete tag entries. This argument can be a quoted string, as shown, or a message tag.
• Minimum and Maximum are used to specify the allowable input range within the engineering unit range of ValueTag. These two arguments are only relevant for Integer and Real tags.For clarity, zeros should be supplied for these fields if using this script to enter a discrete or message value. If it is desired to use the engineering unit range of ValueTag as the allowable input range, enter zero for both arguments Minimum and Maximum. These values can be hard coded or entered as tag values of the type of ValueTag. The dot fields that configure the minimum and maximum can also be used.
• ResultTag is shown as the fourth argument and also the return value. See the ResultTag function above.

Note: The “ResultTag” argument field can be entered as a message tag or a quoted string as illustrated. Figure 2 – The Entry Dialog

Use this function to enter a value into an InTouch tag without echoing the characters back. Instead, asterisks are echoed back, similar to a Windows password entry. ProtectedValueEntry() can be used to enter a value to any of the four InTouch tag types (Discrete, Integer, Real, Message). Discrete tag entries will accept a 0 as false and an integer value greater than 0 as true. If an invalid value is entered a MessageBox appears with an “invalid” message. The dialog displayed is shown in Figure 2 (above).

ResultTag = ProtectedValueEntry( “ValueTag”, Minimum, Maximum, “ResultTag” )

• ValueTag is the name of the tag that the value entered will be written to. As previously mentioned this can be any of the InTouch tag types although it is unlikely that this function would be used for discrete tag entries. This argument can be a quoted string, as shown, or a message tag.

Note: The “ResultTag” argument field can be entered as a message tag or a quoted string as illustrated.

ChangeWindowsPassword( “ResultTag” )

Use this function to modify the password of a Windows user account in order to maintain a valid account status for InTouch. This function can be used with any InTouch security model. Similar to the “Change Password” dialog presented by Windows, the dialog requires the Username, Domain, Old (Current) Password and the new password entered twice to protect against typographical errors. Asterisks are echoed back for all password fields. The dialog displayed is shown in Figure 3 (below).

ResultTag = ChangeWindowsPassword( “ResultTag” )

• ResultTag is the argument and also the return value. See the ResultTag function above.

Note: As mentioned above if InTouch is not configured for OS Security Model a -2 will be immediately returned. This argument field can be entered as a message tag or a quoted string as illustrated. Figure 3 – The ChangeWindowsPassword Dialog

OnScreenKeyboardOpen( )

This function opens the Windows On-Screen Keyboard application. If needed this keyboard can be opened to enter data to any of the dialogs of this script library. This function can be used in an InTouch installation that uses a touch screen computer or a system that does not have a keyboard available. The application window displayed is shown in Figure 4 (below).

ResultTag = OnScreenKeyboardOpen( )

• ResultTag accepts the return value of OnScreenKeyboardOpen() . If the function successfully opens the keyboard or the On-Screen Keyboard is already displayed a 1 is returned. A 0 is returned when a failure occurs in trying to create the On-Screen Keyboard (osk.exe) process.If an error occurred while attempting to display the application window, -1 will be returned. A -2 is returned if a timeout occurred while waiting for the application window to appear. In this case a logger message will also be written to inform the user of the exact error.

Figure 4 – Windows On-Screen Keyboard

OnScreenKeyboardClose( )

This function closes the Windows On-Screen Keyboard application. The application window displayed is shown in Figure 4 (above).

ResultTag = OnScreenKeyboardClose( )

• ResultTag accepts the return value of OnScreenKeyboardClose(). When the function successfully closes the On-Screen Keyboard, or the On-Screen Keyboard is not open a 1 is returned. A 0 is returned when a failure occurs in trying to close the On-Screen Keyboard.

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How to configure Auto-Start for AVEVA InTouch applications and automatic logon in Microsoft Windows

This Tech Note describes a procedure for configuring automatic logon for InTouch application and in Windows.

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Configuring Automatic InTouch Application Startup

• Start the InTouch HMI Application Manager , select the Application you would like to start automatically and from the Tools menu select Node Properties .

• On the Node Properties window, place a check in the “Start WindowViewer as a service” checkbox.

• Set up your OI-Server(s) to “Auto start after reboot”.

• Ensure the connection between InTouch and OI-Server

To ensure InTouch keeps trying to establish connection with the I/O server, open InTouch WindowMaker for the application and go to Special | Configure | WindowViewer

Change the ‘ Retry Initiates’ setting from 0 to 5 sec (for example) on the ‘WindowViewer Properties’ screen. This setting means that should the connection between InTouch and the I/O server go down, InTouch will try re-connecting to I/O Server every 5 seconds.

• Reboot the computer and the application will startup automatically.

Setting automatic logon in Windows

If you want to also configure automatic logon, you can follow the steps provided by Microsoft: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/user-profiles-and-logon/turn-on-automatic-logon

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Yuka Saso wins 2024 U.S Women’s Open golf title at Lancaster Country Club

LANCASTER — History was made Sunday evening at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club, as Yuka Saso became the first player in USGA history to win the U.S Women’s Open on separate occasions for different countries.

Yuka Saso poses with the trophy after winning the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

Representing Japan , Saso, 22, shot a 2-under 68 Sunday and was exceptional down the stretch, making four birdies and just one bogey to post a 3-under 32 coming in and claim the title with a 4-under 276.

Saso won the tournament in 2021 at The Olympic Club in San Francisco, Calif., while representing the Philippines , the country of her mother, before switching her national allegiances to Japan, the country of her father, a few months later.

“It feels great,” an emotional Saso told NBC’s Tom Abbott at the prize ceremony. “I think winning in 2021 I represented the Philippines. I feel like I was able to give back to my mom. This year I was able to represent Japan, and I think I was able to give back to my dad. I’m very happy that I was able to do it. It’s just a wonderful feeling that I was able to give back to my parents in the same way.”

Yuka Saso speaking with NBC’s Tom Abbott at the prize ceremony following winning the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

Saso made back-to-back birdies on the 163-yard, par-3 12th, and the 518-yard, par-4 13th, as well as the 453-yard, par-4 15th and the 232-yard, par-4 16th.

After driving 283 yards into the right rough on the 13th, Saso’s third shot from the fairway found the green just under three feet from the hole for an easy birdie.

Yuka Saso drives off the tee at No. 1 at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

Another strong approach all but secured the win on the 15th, as Saso hit her second shot within six feet of the hole before draining the birdie and taking a two-shot lead at 4-under.

Before her strong showing on the back nine, Saso double bogeyed the 164-yard, par-3 sixth with a four-putt. She went on to make five consecutive pars before closing out strong.

“I think just following my routine makes me focus more on what I have to do, so I think that helps a little bit to make myself focus, stay focused,” Saso said.

The win is Saso’s first win since her last U.S Women’s Open victory in 2021 and earned her a $2.4 million winner’s check.

“Since 2021 I haven’t won after that,” Saso said when asked about her emotions following the win. “I think it just makes it special because after a long wait, and I wasn’t expecting to win the U.S. Women’s Open, every time I — last time, too, I wasn’t expecting it, and this time, too, I wasn’t expecting it. I think that’s why it made me a bit emotional.

“Winning just makes you look back in all the things that your family and your team and my sponsors, they supported me throughout good or bad.”

Yuka Saso lifts up the trophy for the fans in attendance at the ceremony following her win at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

While Saso was exceptional on the back nine, the three co-leaders after 54 holes faltered on Sunday.

Minjee Lee from Australia , the 2022 champion, birdied the 419-yard, par-4 first before the round started to slip away.

Lee posted a 2-over 37 on the front nine going out, before bogeying the 435-yard, par-4 10th and finding even more problems at the troublesome 12th; the same hole that effectively ended Nelly Korda’s tournament chances when she shot a 10 there on the first day.

Lee’s tee shot hit the low end of the green before rolling down the slope and into the creek. Her next shot from the drop zone landed on the green 19 feet from the hole and then she two-putted for a double bogey.

After beginning the day at 5-under, Lee closed out the round with an 8-over 78 and a final round score of 3-over 283 to finish tied for ninth.

Australia’s Minjee Lee teeing off at No. 1 at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

“ I think I did a lot of good things but obviously didn’t play very well today and I’m disappointed that I didn’t do better,” Lee said. “Yeah, I feel like — obviously I’m going to acknowledge my disappointment and then come back stronger, take the positives out of the week, you know. It’s a lot of pressure on the last day, so wasn’t my best performance but I’m sure there will be many better performances ahead.”

Andrea Lee, who also entered the day tied for first at 5-under, shot a 5-over 75 to finish the tournament tied for third at even par 280. Lee made just one birdie on the 12th, five bogeys and one double bogey.

Andrea Lee finished tied for third with Ally Ewing at even par 280.

“It was tough out there,” Andrea Lee said. “Obviously didn’t have my best right from the start. I was pretty nervous, but yeah, just didn’t have great shots out there. I had a couple of drives that really cost me, especially the double on (hole) 4.

Andrea Lee at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

“But I tried to fight my way back, especially on the back nine with a birdie on 12. I felt like I was still in it. I really grinded out there. I tried to come back, but yeah, it was tough. I just didn’t have my best today.”

Thailand’s Wichanee Meechai, the third and final player who entered Sunday tied for first, finished in a three-way tie for sixth at 2-over 282 after shooting a 7-over 77 in the final round. Meechai had just one birdie on the 232-yard, par-4 16th, but made five bogeys and one double bogey.

“I played pretty bad today, but I feel like I can play better,” Meechai said. “It’s the U.S. Open; the pins were so hard today. I’m just so excited today. Sometimes you can play bad golf on one day, but I’m kind of proud of myself that I can handle this week pretty good.

Thailand’s Wichanee Meechai teeing off at No. 1 at the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

“I finished top 10, which means next year I can get in and play next year, which I’ll try to come back stronger and play better.”

Japan’s Hinako Shibuno finished in second place with a 1-under 279 after shooting a 2-over 72 on Sunday. Thailand’s Arpichaya Yubol placed fifth with a 1-over 281 after scoring a 1-under 69 Sunday.

Asterisk Talley, Catherine Park and Megan Schofill all finished tied for the low amateur with a 12-over 292.

From left, Asterisk Talley, Catherine Park and Megan Schofill at the prize ceremony following the 2024 U.S Women’s Open at Lancaster Country Club. (COURTESY OF BILL SNOOK)

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