I am using Macro Scheduler a lot to substitute batch files with compiled exes.
Sometimes I need to run the program with different credentials and it is not nice nor wise to use the Windows runas function or vbscript.
Would it be possible to consider implementing a RunAs function that would accept username and password within Macro Scheduler?
AutoIt, for example, has such a function but its compiled exes many times get quarantined by antivirus software.
Thanks.
Luigi
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Might not go as far as you want right now but you can already run as admin:
Let>RP_ADMIN=1
Run>c:\bla\bla.exe
Let>RP_ADMIN=1
Run>c:\bla\bla.exe
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