No, screen recognition will not get satisfied if only a part of the text appears on the screen.

• Steve

Is it the case where screen1 has AUTO REFRESH AT and screen2 has AUTO REFRESH AT both in exactly the same location, the only difference being that the AT in screen2 is hidden? If the text is at different locations then you can use the "At a specific location" radio button to distinguish the two. If the text is at the exact same location, but the AT is hidden you can try adding a new criterion for color. For the color criterion for screen2, select the beginning of the hidden field (where the AT is) and set the foreground and background colors to black (or whatever your background color is). Now, this screen will be recognized if the text in the field is black on black (hidden). If the text in the field is not black on black, for example green on black, then it won't be recognized by the criteria. You will need to add a color criterion to screen1 as well. Here the color criterion would be foreground=green and background=black (or whatever colors your host uses). Now, the two screen have unique screen recognition criteria. This seemed to work for me in my limited test. Give it a try.

Steve

For Screen 2: On the Screen Customization editor, click the Screen Recognition Criteria tab. Click the arrow button beside the Add button and select Color Criterion.



Click on the screen to place the cursor where the hidden text (Auto Refresh At) is and change the foreground color to be the same as the background color of your host.



Do the same thing for Screen 1 but specify the foreground color to be different than the background color (probably green on black).

Hope this helps!
-Emily