Wait for string then copy string

[rtb]

I can explain this in more detail.

strResult = crt.Screen.ReadString(vbcrlf)

Your line of code above tells ReadString() to start capturing data until it finds a carriage return and a line feed. When ReadString() finds this set of characters, it returns the data captured in the form of a variable named strResult.

Jake indicated that you need to modify the line above to look for your shell prompt rather than a carriage return and a line feed. For example, if your prompt is my_prompt$, you would modify your line of code as follows:

strResult = crt.Screen.ReadString("my_prompt$")

Making this modification will tell ReadString() to capture date until it finds the string my_prompt$ at which time it will return the captured data in the form of the variable strResult.