Hi, I am having a little trouble with the send command. Basically I am trying to send a filename to a dialogue box using the same method which I have successfully used many times in the past. Unfortunately this time instead of sending the filename the send>%file_name% command is sending the contents...

Sorry I should have been more clear. Not only do you need the brackets but you also need the let statement. MacroSceduler seems to only interpret the value of the date[%somevariable%] in a let statement, so you just put one of those before your message and print it out as I did with the variable day...

I think your problem is date%A%, you should use date[%A%] instead. I tested out this code and it seems to work fine. I hope it solves your problem. --Matt let>NumberOfDays=3 let>Date[1]=010103 let>Date[2]=010203 let>Date[3]=010303 let>A=0 repeat>A let>A=A+1 let>day=date[%A%] messagemodal>%day% %A% u...

Hi again, I really like macro scheduler and have been messing around the past few days trying to implement hash tables in it. I have pretty much done it, except for one slight problem, I can't doubly dereference a variable (I'm sure that this is not the proper term, so I'll give an example below so ...

Hi, I downloaded the latest version, and now everything works. I figured that an update was what I needed, but was uncertain because your website offers no easily accessible version number (maybe there is one which has been staring me in the face but I didn't notice it), and you did not include one ...

Hi, I've tried putting both and c:\testChanged.exe /LOGFILE=c:\somelogfile.txt and c:\testChanged.exe /LOGFILE=somelogfile.txt into the run prompt. Both of these commands make my compiled exe "testChanged.exe" run, but neither of them creates a file named "somelogfile.txt" on my system. Any ideas as...

If you are getting a mouse with a wheel, you could use winamp (a free mp3 player) as your mp3 player, and select the volume control bar on startup (by having macro scheduler click it). Once the volume is selected in winamp a mouse roll up will increase it and a mouse roll down will decrease it. If e...

Hi, I just started compiling my scripts to exes and have noticed that the logfiles, that they created when they were scps are no longer getting made. Is there something I need to do to make them create logs, or is this feature unavailable for exes?

--Matt

That article that Lumumba referenced was perfect! If I replace the line Shutdown>3 with Run Program>rundll32 user32.dll,LockWorkStation It works exactly the way I want it to, locking out of the workstation instantly, even with Microsoft programs running. In case anyone else ever reads this thread, p...

Hi, I was looking through the reference file today and noticed an interesting command called ShutdownWindows. I would like to use this command along with the getCursor position command to make my scripts run more securely (i.e. if a person moves the mouse when no one is supposed to be at the machine...

I'd like to thank Support for helping to solve my problem. The solution was simple, I had accidentally set 1 to equal 0 by using the line writeln>c:\AutoTest\MacroData\smokeResult.txt,1,Passes (I had copied the argument list from the corresponding readln> statement but forgot to remove the line numb...

You know that thing I said about 3-2=1 being a satisfactory work around, well forget it, it's not. If I do that it just has dwfkn constantly set to 1, if I do let>dwfkn=2 it just has it constantly set to 2, but if I do let>dwfkn=1 it just has it constantly set to 0. Here's another odd thing, this be...

Hi, I've been working with your program for a few weeks now and have thoroughly enjoyed doing so. Recently though I have noticed a few odd things, the oddest of which occurred today. I have a fairly long script (1500 lines or so) and somewhere in the middle of it I make the following calls let>dwfkn...