Can i call a function that is written within an executable file(exe) from macro script or vbscript.
If any one can provide an idea, please help
Can i call a function from an exe
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No. You can only call functions within DLLs. This is true for any programming language.
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Based on your DLL question, I would be predisposed to answer NO as Marcus has. But on the off chance that this is actually a different type of question:
You can use Macro Scheduler to call the functions from an executable the same way you would if you were using the functions manually. Macro Scheduler can run an executable then process whatever keystrokes or mouse activity that's required to use the executable's functions. Also if the executable functions are available from a command line, Macro Scheduler can run the executable with its command line parameters.
You can use Macro Scheduler to call the functions from an executable the same way you would if you were using the functions manually. Macro Scheduler can run an executable then process whatever keystrokes or mouse activity that's required to use the executable's functions. Also if the executable functions are available from a command line, Macro Scheduler can run the executable with its command line parameters.
