OCR is generally required to pull data from green screen applications, as they usually don't have the accessibility support to pull the values out directly from the application. The Connector 9.1 test utility that Carl linked to provides OCR as one of the options, so be sure to try that if the other methods fail. If you do end up using OCR, you can set up patterns on the read screentext to determine the values you're looking for (so you don't have to rely on specifically positioned zones): https://www.laserfiche.com/support/webhelp/laserficheconnector/9.1/en-us/userguide/#Tokens.htm

Thanks to you both.  I will try out the LF Connector test utility using the OCR option as needed.  Let you know how it comes out, thanks again!

Au contraire, green screens are among the easiest applications to integrate, because they almost always have excellent scripting support. No OCR required.  Here's an example of a script that checks to make sure we are on the right screen:

	For nRow = 1 to 20
	    Host.ReadScreen sScreenBuffer, 80, nRow, 1
	    'Host.MsgBox sScreenBuffer, 48	 	

	    If (InStr(sScreenBuffer, "DISPLAY DOCKET") > 0) Then
	        nStatus = 1
              Exit For
	    ElseIf (InStr(sScreenBuffer, "CHANGE DOCKET") > 0) Then
      	        nStatus = 1
              Exit For
  	    End If 		 		
	Next 

The key is this line, which reads 80 characters, starting at column 1, on nRow (1-20) into the string variable sScreenBuffer:  Host.ReadScreen sScreenBuffer, 80, nRow, 1. (This code is specific to the Blue Zone Emulator. You would use the same ideas, different execution with things like Client Access.)

You run the rest of your logic and then can call a DLL:

    	Dim SCOMISDLL 'as Object
    	Set SCOMISDLL = CreateObject("JIS2010.INDEX")

    	'Call SCOMIS DLL
    	nReturn = SCOMISDLL.INDEXDOCKET80(sTemplate, vFields)

This piece indexes the document the user has open, with values from the screen.  We'll do that stuff all day long, it's like falling off a log.