Macro Recording and Automating Windows with Macro Scheduler – Tips & News
When you tell people about Macro Scheduler how do you describe it? Do you call it an automation tool, a macro recorder, a script language, a data entry tool, an interface builder, a trained monkey, or something else altogether? I’d be interested to know. To me Macro Recorder suggests only a tiny part of its […]
Happy New Year everyone! Apologies it’s a bit late. Our family Christmas and New Year was pretty full on and then just as things were meant to go back to “normal” I went down with tonsillitis. Seems something like this is going around these parts and I’m not the first. So that pretty much put […]
Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas. I expect many of you are still enjoying some holiday time. Well if you are here’s some Macro Scheduler fun from forum regular JRL. Yes, it’s a two player 1970s computer game written entirely with Macro Scheduler code. Here’s the code See JRL’s forum post and grab the […]
We’re finding screencasts more and more effective in a technical support and training role. But it occurs to me that not everyone has audio. At one of our large clients most PCs – even those in the IT department – don’t have audio capabilities. I guess this could be common among the larger corporations. If […]
Microsoft advertising their advertising network using Google’s advertising network. Is this a typo from Microsoft or are Google having a chuckle. Either way Google are making money out these useless clicks 🙂
It is Friday 13th and forum regular JRL has posted a little Macro Scheduler contest for beginners and experts alike with a chance to win some rep points. Check it out here.
Love today’s Dilbert cartoon. Had to share it.
How do you make compiled macros respond to hotkeys? Here’s how: http://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2007/11/20/exes-and-hotkeys/
How do you use Macro Scheduler? How does it benefit you? What kind of applications do you automate? What do you love most about it? Add your story to the forum: Tell us how Macro Scheduler helps you, what you use it for.
Version control allows you to keep track of changes you make to scripts. It’s like a supercharged backup system. Each time you make changes and check in you have a new “version”. Make a mistake or need to “back out” a change and it is possible to go back to a previous version. Here’s the […]