Also, apologies if I led you up the garden path.

I managed to find one old support thread from 2013 which mentions this : Question: If I create an EXE from the GUI Includes are working fine. If I use the command line includes fail with an error at runtime. Is there a problem or missing docs to force includes to work as expected from the command li...

In all honesty I wasn't too sure, but yes, it certainly seems to. If I compile an exe from within the editor and INCLUDES=1 is in line 1, the "compile includes" checkbox will be automatically selected. If I remove INCLUDES=1, it won't be. I can also control whether it will be by pasting line 1 into ...

Noted. Thank you.

I've been testing possibilities quite extensively and it appears the sole cause is the path to msrt.exe C:\Program Files (x86)\Macro Scheduler 15\msrt.exe As opposed to : C:\Program Files (x86)\Macro Scheduler 15 Pro \msrt.exe I was able to successfully compile a script containing an include both wi...

Pasting and sending text are different. Websites can disable copy (CTRL-C) and paste (CTRL-V) if they wish. I'm guessing you're using mouse clicks to click in a field, then sending the text, e.g. "send>test" ? Of course the first thing to check is the timing, so maybe add a Wait>0.5 after your mouse...

Noted. Thank you.

Passed to dev, confirmed as bug, fixed in dev.

I'm wondering if you read through the entire thread I linked to. If you click the link to creating an app password in that thread it contains an explanation and instructions for app passwords. There wasn't instructions to add 2FA as that's a Google thing and not a Macro Scheduler thing, but I have j...

Phil Pendlebury wrote: ↑

Mon May 29, 2023 11:41 am

OK needed to enable 2FA and now it works thank you.

Just adding this for the sake of completion.

How to enable 2FA

There isn't, specifically with those commands, but you could use a combination of GetRectCheckSum and WaitRectChanged. My approach would probably be to split the target area into a grid of squares or rectangles, and perform an initial scan with GetRectCheckSum. Then use WaitRectChanged on the target...

Re sending via Gmail, this link will help.

Make sure to read the entire thread, as you'll need to enable 2FA and then create an app password.

I have passed this on to dev.

I'm no expert on ImageMagick but managed to cobble this together, which will take Untitled.png and create Untitled.jpeg. I installed ImageMagick first. let>FilePath=C:\Path\To\Images let>filename=Untitled.png let>filenameout=Untitled.jpeg let>IMPath=C:\Program Files\ImageMagick-7.1.1-Q16-HDRI\magick...

This might get you started : viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10590&hilit=Imagemagick#p45051