Macro Recording and Automating Windows with Macro Scheduler – Tips & News
Back in 2006 I posted an example of a Bubble Sort or Insert Sort algorithm. In this more recent forum post, azzkicker_9002 asks for help creating a Quicksort function which is faster for longer lists. So I took the example found here on the alogorithmist website and converted it to MacroScript. I tried to post […]
If you were down in the woods yesterday you may have been in for a surprise. For in the New Forest, Southern England, you might have seen 400 participants of the first Questars Adventure Race of 2009, running, biking and canoeing. Three of those people were sponsored by MJT Net and wearing our lovely new MJT Net Gearhead […]
I’ve improved the Macro Scheduler Portable installer so that it now prompts for the drive letter you want to install on rather than default to Program Files which doesn’t make much sense for a portable install. It also grabs your license code from your full install so that you don’t need to enter it manually […]
I have just added an RSS feed for the Podcasts to the Podcast and Testimonial page. You can subscribe here: http://www.mjtnet.com/Macro_Scheduler_Customer_Podcasts.xml
Office 2007 does something weird to its window titles. What you see in the window title is not the real internal window title. It’s back to front. E.g. Excel says something like “filename.xls – Microsoft Excel” when in fact the correct title is “Microsoft Excel – filename.xls” just as it always has been. If you […]
“Its simplicity made a veterinarian able to write some “code” that did the things that needed to be done automatically.” Macro Scheduler gets used in all kinds of fascinating places by all kinds of people. Eduardo Garbarino is a veterinarian working for Progressive Dairy Health Services and is using Macro Scheduler and Workflow Designer to […]
This was posted to the forum by Shane this morning: I have been developing scripts for our Banking and Insurance company for approx 3 years. We currently have 77 scripts with approx 20 000 lines of code, running on 104 machines and used 11502 times last week by our 100+ consultants. The scripts are used […]
By Jeff Frownfelter. Background My name is Jeff Frownfelter, and I am the Technology Coordinator for Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. I was employed here in 2003 for the purpose of deploying and supporting new technology for use by the students and faculty. I have worked in the IT field since 1985, […]
By Guy Tanzer My name is Guy Tanzer, and I live in the Raleigh area in North Carolina, USA. Nearby is the Research Triangle Park, with the highest concentration of IT people and jobs in the eastern United States. I’ve been working with computers since 1977 and been in the business since 1984. In early […]