Is there any progress on this bug? Here are some conditions under where this problem has surfaced: 1) Running multiple executables at the same time 2) Passing multiple parameters to the executables 3) Calling GetDate> , EditIniFile> or WriteLn> 4) Once it happens once it is more likely to happen aga...

I want to open two editor windows, can I do this without starting another copy of the program?

I am using the "at" windows scheduler to run some compiled executables. The problem is that running the executables this way will sometimes give me errors like: The exception unknown software exception (0x0eedfade) occured in the application at location 0x77eab2f0. and Exception EFCreateError in mod...

I am using the position> command to check for a string in another string. My problem is that sometimes the second string is empty and that causes a error window to get displayed, stopping the script. For example: // Generates Error Let>output_var= Position>find this,output_var,1,start_pos If output_...

I am not having this problem anymore. I think the comments all over my script were causing problems; also, adding a wait> here and there helps. I now only put comments in their own lines.

For example this statement does not work with the comment at the end.

Press Down * 5 // Press down 5 times

Thanks, this is exactly what I need.

I think you meant the second parameter of Position to be output_text.

GetWindowText>window_name,output_text
Position>Confirm bill,output_text,1,p
If>p>0,label1

Im trying to match some text from inside a window but it never seems to match. GetWindowText>window_name,output_text If>output_text=*Confirm bill*,label1 Basically, the statement above is never true; Yet the output_text variable contains "Confirm bill" in the middle of the string. What is the best w...

I am trying to use IfWindowOpen to click OK on a "confirmation window" that only comes up in certain situations. The problem is that when the "confirmation window" comes up, my application seems to get into a busy mode until OK is pressed. During this time Macro Scheduler stops executing the script....

Is it legal to do comments in C/C++ style using /* comment */ and //
It seems to mess up the replay in some locations.

I know you can use Remark>

Nevermind I tried it and it worked!

Can you pass parameters that assign values to variables in the compiled executables like you can to the script files?

For example
mymacroscript.exe /filename=testfile.txt /path=c:\outpath\

Thanks.

I have been looking through the help files but I havent found anything that would let me schedule a script to run at a certain time via the command line. Is that even possible?

For Example:
mssched whatever.scp /schedule date=04242003 time=1200PM

Thanks. This will do what I need. Althought it will make it a little difficult to change the order of the scripts.

I wish there was something builtin macro scheduler that would let you run sets of tests one after another.

I want to be able to run 5 scripts for example. I want them to run in order, one after the other, so that only one is running at any one time.

Is there a way to do this in Macro Scheduler?