Probably yes, I would think you could write to the Registry to a specific key

Arena (in my case) is Cloud based, thus I communicate with it using a web based API. So what is your question?

You need to be more specific, what type of API are we talking about? I've used MS to communicate with different type of software using API. SolidWorks and Arena PLM. Arena use a HTML based API and SW uses a Visual Basic based API.

Cool VBS code (haven't tested it though). Would you be able to get status of the processes as well? I'm interested in seeing if my script (compiled as exe) is stalling by monitoring their status (i.e. running/not responding). I have multiple exe files running (same script exe) and thus also need to ...

Amazing! Great work. Looking forward to the things yet to come.

Thanks for info! I thought I'd just give my first impression of the new command. I like it though!

Some missing syntax in the bottom status bar regarding the new extension removal. See picture below. It is also not stated in the command designer window, it should have a dropdown menu for it like the other commands do. Love the new feature though! :) http://i.imgur.com/jKkMiSF.png http://i.imgur.c...

GetProcessIDs is great, I love it but it doesn't take parts of the process name (i.e. search with *). If no process is found it should return 0 in "array_count". I'd like this to work... GetProcessIds>iexplore*,arrIEs If>arrIEs_count>0 Let>k=0 Repeat>k Let>k=k+1 Let>this_id=arrIEs_%k% Until>k=arrIEs...

+1 on that!

Or better yet, give me an array with all process names and their PID's that meet the criteria. And possibly their status (running/none responding etc.).

Wow, simple and effective. Love it!

Until we have this nativly (link to JLE): Jumplist Extender (HAVEN'T TRIED IT MYSELF, yet)

Note to myself: treating my app as an webpage might do the trick? + more information here.

I would like to open up for the idea to have an I/O 2017 for MacroScheduler users/developers like myself. Would be great!

Just say the date and place and I'll be there!

I hear this being a suggestion but I find Marcus' solution showing of a superb feature of MS: Even if there's no specific command to do something it is almost 100% possible to do it in other ways. Other automation software I have used is pretty limited in this area. You are left to what the develope...

I suggest you start easing up on the tolerance until you get a working script.