I noticed in support's example that the VBreplace function had one%sign but Miles' had two. Syntax error?

Does Macro Scheduler have a LEFT$() function? Did not see that one listed. I think you have to use the MID function. Somebody please correct me if this not the case.

All, I have 2 executable macros say mac1.exe and mac2.exe on win2k or winNT. I can see their names in the task manager processes list. Question 1: Since there is no ‘window’ associated with the process can I still have a macro find out it a particular ‘process’ i.e. executa...

Ok, the previous message train just blew past me (confused) but here’s what I would like to do:- I have Macro Scheduler icon in the system tray. There are scripts that call compiled macros. These compiled macro now cause another Macro Scheduler icon to appear in the system tray. How do I prev...

Hello All, I am running into the situation where I would like to have the default to the ASK> command set to NO. I have had to do a work around that is not pretty. It would be very helpful to have the option to set the default for ASK> when a timeout has occurred. Currently the default is YES. I sus...

Be aware of this:-

Scripts called from a main macro behave like subroutines.i.e. execution continues after the called script is finished. Executables, on the hand, run independently of whatever script or other executable may be running.

Upon reading my previous post, I realize it was it was near nonsensical.

Repost:

On your next update, would it be difficult to have the option to change the default setting for the "ASK" keyword. Currently the default is YES but the ability to set it to "No" would greatly help.

Would it very difficult to have the option to set the ASK_TIMEOUT default to NO in your next update. I really would like to have that feature.

Thanks in advance.