How do I refer to the current directory from which compiled exe is running?

Basically, i have a mycfg.ini file in the same directory as which the macro is. I would like it to refer to it, for example ./mycfg.ini.

How do I do that in Macro Scheduler?

Hi everyone, I have a script that runs fine in Windows 7. However, in Windows 10, it stopped running. Upon closer inspection, it stops at WaitReady>1 line. Previously, in Windows 7, the automation will wait for around 7-8 sec, then WaitReady>1 will evaluate to true. But in Windows 10, it stops there.

Hi, I am thinking of using Macro Scheduler to do test automation. I can automate the program to launch, and to perform certain tasks. After certain criteria is met, I would like Macro Scheduler to mark the test as 'pass'. How could I do that / the best practice to do it other than writing a custom m...