Hi Ari,

What Syntax does Regex use?
Macro Scheduler uses the PCRE syntax.

Add biMinimize to the BorderIcons property.

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Wed Jan 22, 2020 3:30 pm

Dorian,
Thank you a lot for your share.

Always a pleasure.

You can find that explained here.

arrayname_row_count = how many columns of data are in that row.
arrayname_count = how many rows there are (including the header)

While there is not a specific function to do that, JRL managed to come up with quite an ingenious way of doing it on this thread.

Please forgive me if I am misunderstanding the question. Are you asking how to set whether Macro Scheduler starts as minimized or not? If so, you'll find that in >Tools >Options from the main Macro Scheduler menu (see attached image). Check the highlighted checkbox. If I'm misunderstanding, please c...

Hi Steven. I think these KB posts might help you.

Can I send keystrokes / mouse events when Windows is locked?

Why does my macro stop working when Windows is locked/logged out?

How about %script_name% ?

The Find Object Wizard may find it, but sometimes games are a little challenging. The button does not need to be visible on-screen in order to click the button. But if the Find Object Wizard can't find it, the Image Recognition Wizard can! The button does need to be visible for the Image Recognition...

Follow Cursor has to be enabled.

No.

Yes. SMTPSendMail , and send the image as an attachment. I think you'll find it useful looking at the System Variables at the bottom of the Command Reference . Reading that is a goldmine of information and may just open up a whole new world for you. Script_Name is probably the one you want, but I'd ...

I think waiting for the image is a better option than a loop. When you're in the Image Recognition Wizard, one of the options in the first tab is to wait for an image to appear before continuing. Use that, and then the code you already have.

Grov makes a good point, the manual should be considered your "Macro Scheduler Bible". However, knowing where to start always helps, as there's a lot of information in there. I suggest reading up on Press . So, if I had Bing open in Chrome and just wanted to close that tab, I'd do this : setfocus>Bi...

In some older scripts I had different paths and things to check depending on screen res, after a while I stopped and made them 1080p only. GetScreenRes>nWidth,nHeight If>nWidth<>1920 Goto>ScreenResError Endif> If>nHeight<>1080 Goto>ScreenResError Endif> If there's an alternate method to search for ...