Macro Scheduler 9.1 Released

Published on April 30, 2007 by Marcus Tettmar in Announcements

Coinciding nicely with our 10 year anniversary, Macro Scheduler 9.1 was released today. I guess version 10 would be a more apt label, but this is not a major release – more a maintenance update with a few bonus extras thrown in:

Fixes:

  • Possibly fixed random “Cannot open Clipboard” errors
  • Fixed an issue with dialog designer toolbar button in editor sometimes getting invalid content
  • Select All (CTRL+A) now works in dialog memo fields
  • Fixed CTRL-A (Select All) in Code Snippets editor
  • Fixed WaitWindowOpen/Closed to work with handles as per docs (WIN_USEHANDLE)

    • New stuff:

  • Ability to include bitmap data for dialog images and buttons in scripts
  • Script now creates object handle variables: DialogName.Handle, DialogName.ObjectName.Handle after Dialog block is executed
  • Added DIALOG_CHANGE OnEvent handler:
    OnEvent>DIALOG_CHANGE,DialogName,ObjectName,Subroutine
  • Dialog Designer toolbar button in editor will now edit dialog if cursor on first line of a dialog block
  • Improved RetrievePOP3 to decode attachments and output body text parts.
  • Deleting macros will now delete to recycle bin

    • Being able to include dialog bitmap data inside scripts instead of referring to external image files will make it easier to distribute compiled dialog macros (yes, I know how much one or two of you have wanted this!). The new DIALOG_CHANGE event will also make life easier when writing scripts that need to respond to the user making selection changes on dialogs. And having the object handles exposed as soon as the dialog is created will reduce code complexity for working with API functions that manipulate the objects directly. So I think those of you who use Macro Scheduler to build distributable solutions with their own user interfaces will appreciate this release.

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