If you’re new to automating IE/websites with WebRecorder or the native Macro Scheduler IE functions you may be wondering how to determine which elements and attributes to use. In this video I demonstrate how to use IE’s F12 key to invoke Developer Tools and use that to quickly find the elements we’re interested in and […]
Macro Scheduler‘s ReadFile and ReadLn functions understand ANSI, UTF8 and Unicode files – as long as they have a valid BOM header. But a client recently needed to read in a file with a missing BOM. So we wrote a little bit of VBScript which reads the binary stream in, and then outputs a UTF8 […]
Did you know that since Macro Scheduler 14.2 the Macro Recorder can store snapshots of windows and objects that you click on as you are recording? This feature makes it easier to work out which bit of code does what as you can see the screenshots inside the script: Note the thumbnail images in the […]
Just a quick note to wish all our customers and readers of this blog good tidings for this festive season. Whether you celebrate this time of the year or not, we’ll be raising a glass to all of you. Forum regular JRL has put together this snazzy little Macro Scheduler script. Paste it into a […]
Today I was asked if Macro Scheduler can trigger an action if the number of connected monitors changes. Yes, all we need is a way to determine how many monitors are connected to the system. VBScript is one way to do that. So then all we need is a loop that constantly checks this value. […]
When you run code in the Script Editor you are in fact running it inside a debugger. This allows you to run code line by line or in chunks, and evaluate the values of your script variables in the watch list as you go. By default – after a first install – the debugger always […]
I’ve added an article to the knowledge base. Please read it here: http://help.mjtnet.com/article/167-relative-paths-for-portable-macros-explaining-scriptdir-and-bmpdir
Following on from my last post with some examples of using the MacroScript SDK within Python I thought I’d post a simple C# and C++ example. These are the same examples that ship with the MacroScript SDK: C# C++ More info on the MacroScript SDK is here.
Did you know there was a Macro Scheduler SDK? It allows you to run Macro Scheduler code from right within your own apps. You can run and interact with MacroScript code within VB, C++, C#, Delphi, VBScript … or any other programming language which lets you use a COM object or Win native DLL. It […]
Today we had two different support requests asking how to have a Macro Scheduler macro determine which page IE is on. One person was asking about using Image Recognition for that. You could also use the IE functions to examine the HTML or look for the existence of a specific HTML element. You could do […]