More accurate. Add and Sub commands are there for backwards compatibility but are largely unnecessary now. Not to be argumentative and certainly not questioning the answer to this particular user but I would like to point out that "Add" and "Sub" work great with dates. "Let" does not work at all. F...

Thank you Support, works much better that way. CyberCitizen, Try this. No guarantee but it should get you close. I did not test any of the FTP stuff. Dialog>DemoLocation Caption=Demo Uploader Width=445 Height=250 Top=115 Left=16 Label=[UA] CyberCitizen Demo Upload Tool,8,8,true Label=Demo Location (...

I'd like to help but I'm also stumped trying to set the masks for the filebrowse. I've never used it before but the help seemed straight forward enough. Except that using a mask for anything, even the sample from help for text files, doesn't work for me. I've inserted a mask into the dialog portion ...

You can get a similar funtionality from the "Tools" menu in the Macro Scheduler editor. There is an item called "Cursor Monitor" and while it is checked, YOUR cursor will display the current x, y coordinates and the associated pixel color. Check it out, it works well.

Later,
Dick

I have. Using two compiled Macros. The first one opens the app and opens the second macro. The second one runs Marcus's script for detecting mouse activity. http://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1515&highlight=mouse I have info saved to an ini file so I can set the timeout timespan for each in...

I can't say enough good things about this software and the people behind it.

Thank you for addressing this and other issues,
Dick

The help file for the Macro function states that is advisable to use the full path for your macro name. I thought that maybe you would need quotes around the path and filename if there were spaces in your path. I found that this is not the case, in fact putting quotes around the path and filename ga...

How did I get pulled into this?....... Hmmm, didn't you volunteer? You were correct that if the log file is enabled from the Macro Properties, no logfile information is passed to the script. Since the Maco Properties are stored in the "macros.dat" file, I used DOS find to acquire the name of the lo...

Bob, Thanks for all your assistance. Until the wishlist comes to pass, try this on for size. It will run the program with a LogFile if you provide the proper parameters and a password. the downside to what I'm demonstating is that if a user can RUN an uncompiled script, they can also VIEW that uncom...

Thank you support, that works. However, from the help file Any of the command line options that can be passed into scripts can be included, including parameters to be passed into scripts. E.g. -HIDE, -NOSYSTRAY, -LOGFILE= and script parameters can be hard coded into the executable. There is still a ...

Well said Bob... Can I get you to write all of my posts for me, you do such a good job of explaining. One note, the variable "logfile" can be acted upon within the script so even though you don't know what filename someone might use to look at the contents of the script, It seem to me that the scrip...

Bob, Did that also. Although it's probably not the average user who is going to figure out how to apply the logfile parameter to a compiled script. Support, Testing the "If>logfile" method last night worked fine with a script that I had on my home computer. This morning I get to work and try it on t...

Thank you support. Had already tried that, Also tried moving the file hoping that the logfile output would be redirected to the new file name but that didn't work either. In both cases, whatever occurs after the delete or the move is logged to the originally specified logfile name. That includes the...

Just used Support's script last week and it works good. But I do agree that it was difficult to incorporate into my script. If we're voting, I'd vote for an edit box masking option within the dialog.

Dick

Does anyone know of a way to disable the logfile capability. I have a compiled script that I would like to prevent being viewed. The best I've come up with is to make the first line of the script detect if the logfile has been specified, if it has, jump to the end and quit. Something like this: If>l...