Hi all,
I have a problem with a macro (version 12.#) which used screen functions. The macro runs every hour on a virtual machine and this VM is accessed by VNC or Remote Desktop. All runs fine as long as I am logged but refuses to work when I logg out from the VNC session. The reason is most certainly that the scrren is blocked when I leave the session. I tried it with AutoLogon but the problem seems to be that the VM wants to have a STR-Alt-Del first, then opens the login window, then wants the login data etc. etc. This is very uncomfortable. Does anybody has experience with VNC/Remote Access programs on computers where a macro sheduler program is running with screen/mouse functions?
If this is a real problem, I may solve it by avoiding screen/mouse functions but then I have to send HEX-commands via a serial port. However, I did not figure out how and if this is eg possible in VB scripts.
Thanks for a tip
Philipp
How to avoid a screen lock
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Re: How to avoid a screen lock
Can you not do it with two scripts. One that establishes am rdp connection then on start up / login the second script runs.
Basically the window needs to be active / logged in as Macro Scheduler imitates a user therefore the session needs to be active.
Basically the window needs to be active / logged in as Macro Scheduler imitates a user therefore the session needs to be active.
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