I just wanted to say thanks for the include command in the new version 10 MS! Not as good as classes but still its better then nothing.

jpuziano,

You say you have a good amount of horizontal scrolling.... how many lines of code do you have in your macros?

Well one of them sends a request to the server asking what jobs have, will and are being run. Then it takes all the info and sends out emails each person updating them on their jobs. If the job is done it attaches the info to the email. It also takes each job as it is finished and places info into a...

Its been almost 4 months or so since I started this thread and since then I have created a number of macros. A number of them run between 10 to 18 thousand lines long. The only problem that I am running into now is due to the length of the code. Like I stated before it would greatly help to have the...

Ah very cool... didnt know that was around... but for those of us that make exe's... it doesnt help us very much since the code is there for all to look at.

I really enjoy MS and have been using it for a while now... a number of the macros I have put together have started to get really big. Some are over 12,000 lines long. With code being that length it can be really hard telling people what each thing does and even if I comment things it is still hard ...

lol... okay okay... your right... sorry Mr.StringReplace you are very useful... thank you for all the hard work you have done. Now here is 8 Bits to munch on. *Pat Pat*

Okay I came back to this because I was writing another macro and just found a really simple solution... One that I have yet to see on the forums. And no... you dont have to use vb and you dont have to use the stupid StringReplace command just do. Let>file=C:\File.txt Let>workFile=C:\Temp.txt Let>k=0...

You dont even need webrecorder... just write a macro that reads your username and info out of a text file. and since you know the position of login on your screen it shouldnt be to hard.

Hmm... thanks for the info I think I can edit it for what I need...

I have been using the Follow Cursor and Relative options but I was wondering if there is a way to add this option into my own macro? So when I start my macro up I automatically have the positions show up next to the cursor?

Yep it works!

Yeah thats what I did and I think I got it working about right now

I have been working on trying to get my macro to read a text file that has the below setup. Now I know you can do this with some easy using Macro Scheduler itself but due to some lack of capability for my own needs I would like to be able to put the date and times I want to start an exe and then it ...

Sorry I ment .txt file... and still your code doesnt work... I used the following code so that I could locate the txt file


Input>filename,Text test file
Let>theFile=%filename%
Let>workFile=C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Desktop\temp.txt