MJTNET Support -Compiled script: can I hide/change the text?

rob9966 · Post by **rob9966** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 5:47 pm

I need to at least hide the taskbar portion that says "Macro Scheduler" while my compiled EXE is running. I'd prefer to have the Systray icon hidden as well, but it's not as important.

We developed a macro that we need to run at a client site and we don't want them to see the name. We would prefer to hide everything, but an option would be a way to change the wording of the text in the taskbar.

We only have a few days left and would appreciate any help that can be provided. I'm also sending this request to the tech support email, but wanted to try both avenues of support.

Thanks for a great product!!

Rob

support · Post by **support** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:11 pm

Hi,

Do this:

yourcompiledmacro.exe -NOSYSTRAY -HIDE

As described in the help file under command line options.

rob9966 · Post by **rob9966** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 7:20 pm

We looked through the help, but didn't find it.

We've been working 12-14 hr days and are sleep deprived, so maybe that's it.

We are also making a list of items to suggest and problems we had so that we can check the built-in help and online resources before submitting them to you.

Anyway...just wanted to thank you for a prompt response!

Rob

newuser · Post by **newuser** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 10:55 am

This topic is quite old but is it possible to set the taskbar name to something else beside the default Macro Scheduler?

If not, that means I have to set run hidden then.

Thanks.

Rain · Post by **Rain** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 11:36 am

Compile the following example and run it, the tray icon should display test.

Code: Select all

Let>APP_TITLE=Test
mdl>The tray icon should display Test

CyberCitizen · Post by **CyberCitizen** » Mon Jun 24, 2013 2:46 pm

http://www.mjtnet.com/usergroup/autoset ... t6843.html

You could also look at something like this that will change the app title / name to that of the compiled executable.