Yes, that fixed the problem. I can now compile the macros without any errors.

Thank you!

I have the trial version of Macro Scheduler and the Compiler and I recently tried to compile a macro. After entering the path and selecting the icon, I got an error: "Cannot compile due to incomplete installation." I also receive this error when I compile from the command line. I rebooted the comput...

Very interesting: I uninstalled/reinstalled Macro Scheduler again and rebooted the computer yet again. The record function is now working. Being me, I'm curious to know why it was doing that, but I am glad it's working again.

I do have admin rights on this machine. I just checked and hooklib.dll is in the Macro Scheduler directory (I'm assuming that's where it's supposed to be), and the Windows Scripting Host is enabled on this machine. Interestingly enough, I tried Macro Scheduler on my other laptop, which has a nearly ...

Plenty of it - this is a relatively new laptop and I have 26 GB free on the C:\ drive.

No service packs were added and to my knowledge no permissions have changed. It was working this morning and now it's not. My macros are stored in C:\Program Files\MJT Net Ltd\Macro Scheduler. I was able to manually create a simple macro which just opened notepad and sent a line of text. That macro ...

I had Macro Scheduler (trial version) up and working on my computer but now the record function does not work. If I record a new macro, it accepts the name of the new macro and I click OK on the popup box. Then when I go to perform the action I want to record (e.g., click on a link on a webpage or o...