Hi, I've had this issue for a while now but it got really bad now.
Initially 1 in 5 times after I compiled an exe it was gone not to be found anywhere. Over time the issue got worse, right now getting a compiled executable is like finding a four-leaf clover. During compilation I can see the exe appearing in the folder, but then right after confirmation that it has been compiled successfully it disappears. Sometimes choosing a different name before initialising compilation helps, then it compiles successfully most of the times.
Anyone know how to fix this issue?
Can't compile executables
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Re: Can't compile executables
This sounds like it could be related to some kind of security software you have. Could that be it? I'm not convinced Macro Scheduler is doing this.
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Re: Can't compile executables
Seconded. Your security software is seeing a .exe being generated, thinks that must be suspicious and is deleting it. Whitelist Macro Scheduler in your security software, or temporarily disable it to confirm.
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Re: Can't compile executables
Yaw peoples are weird! The .exes have just moved on to a bigger and better place. Be happy for them.
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The immensity of the scope of possibilities within Macro Scheduler pushes the user beyond just macros!