Write macros for other pc's with Macro Sheduler Pro - 2

[Reimon]

Hello!!!

And is it possible install Macro Scheduler Pro to create the macro, compile and uninstall Macro Scheduler Pro for alone to leave the exe file in each Pc ?

Greetings,

Reimon

[armsys]

All compiled Macro Scheduler scripts in the form of .EXE doesn't require the pre-existence of Macro Scheduler. In fact, the compiled EXE can be freely distributed without paying any license fee.

On the other hand, you must take 2 scenarios into consideration:
1. The compiled script can no longer be automatically run at a prescribed schedule.
2. It can't be activated by a hotkey pre-defined in Macro Scheduler.

Either scenario can be easily circumvented by other means.

Happy scripting.

[Bob Hansen]

Will also have to poll the OS to determine if should use "command" or "cmd" with Run Program commands. Write programs to support both options.

[Andy B]

Dear Bob,

I saw your comment about polling the OS and think this is at the root of my situation where an EXE files created in Win XP does not run on Win 98. I do use "Run Program" in the script. Can you post the snippet of code to poll the OS? Thanks,

Andy

[Guest]

Hi Andy

Try this out:

//Test for OS version of command to use with RunProgram
MidStr>%OS_VER%,1,2,OS
IF>%OS%=95,WIN9x
IF>%OS%=NT,NT
Message>Unknown Operating System
Goto>End

Label>WIN9x
Let>Cmd=command.com
Goto>CommandLine

Label>NT
Let>Cmd=cmd

Label>CommandLine
RunProgram>%Cmd% /c program.exe switches

Label>End

Remember to remove Trailing Space Characters

[Bob Hansen]

Previous post was from me, not logged in, sorry about that

[Andy B]

Thanks Bob, I'll give it a try.

- Andy B