Ahh, that worked! You guys are awesome, I tell ya!

Thanks so much,
Kwiz

I'm using eSignal, which is stock charting software. I can undock the charts from the main software, so they are free-floating. I guess you would call these floating charts "child windows", no? So one of these charts I simply call 1.ach. When I use the SetFocus command, it sets focus to 1.ach (or wh...

lmao... thanks!

Kwiz

Awesome, thanks!

Kwiz

I've tried several variations of the following script, but cannot figure out how to get the integer portion of a variable.

let>a=65.3
let>b=(int(a))
messagemodal>%b%

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
Kwiz

Wow, there's a couple of good macros right there! Now that you've gone to the trouble of writing those two wonderful macros, I'm feeling a little bit guilty. The reason? Well, I wasn't aware of two little features which Bob pointed out in his last message: 1. When a window is minimized, it goes to t...

Well, Alt+Tab works, but not the way I want it to. Sure, Alt+Tab will bring up a new window with all of the icons of all the currently open applications. But if you minimized your previous application, that application will not be NEXT in line. You will have to tab over, as you say, until you find t...

Did I stump you guys? lol

KWiz

The Alt+Tab feature does not work properly if the previous window is minimized. I guess that is what the problem is here. So that is something else to consider when trying to write this macro.

Again, I have no idea where to start really.

Thanks for any help from anyone,
KWiz

Hi, I want to create a macro (a hotkey specifically) which will toggle my current window (/application) back to the previous window (/application) that I was looking at most recently. Is there a way to do this? For example, let's say that I have 5 windows (/applications) open: 1. Notepad 2. Wordpad ...

Could someone please forward this to the programmers for their consideration?

Thanks,
KWiz

Suggestion: After making changes to a macro, and trying to close the window, a dialog comes up that says "Confirm....Do you want to save your changes?" It would be nice if I could get the mouse to automatically move to the YES button. Perhaps you could make this an option under Tools/Options? Thanks...

Suggestion:

In future releases, when users have the choice to install sample macros with their Macroscheduler program, could you put those sample files into a new group called SAMPLES, instead of putting them all into the General folder?

That would be very helpful.

Thanks,
Kwiz

I'm using MS11, and I have WinXP SP3. I'm the administrator of my computer (I'm the only one using it), so I have "permissions"..(?). Maybe I don't know how to apply them, but I have them, lol. I looked at the Registry keys. Interesting. For whatever reason, they weren't all there until I just reins...

Every time I reboot my computer, and start Macroscheduler, it starts up as a relatively tiny window, and I have to stretch it out. So that's part of the problem. The other part of the problem is that it doesn't remember the width of the columns that I had specified earlier. Is there a way to get Mac...