
Macro Express 3.8a
By Anthony Buckner
Macro Express?
With Macro Express you can create timesaving macros for specific applications and global macros that will work with any Windows program. Dozens of wizards are available to help you create the macros that will let you automate common computer tasks, including typing text, launching Web sites, downloading files, and creating reminders. Macros can be launched by hot keys, short keys, a window title, pop-up menu, or via a timed schedule. This version also supports the ability to send email. The email feature includes a built-in address book and a wizard that will prompt you for all options, including optional dial-up networking connection.
Macro Express is an incredibly powerful macro recorder and playback utility. Automate all of your common tasks by simply turning on the recorder, performing the actions one time, then calling up the macro when needed. Better yet, use one of several available wizards to create your macros. Macro Express will insert text or dates; launch programs and Websites; control your mouse; insert symbols, dates, or time; execute delays, pauses, and repeat loops; cut and paste to the Clipboard; perform window commands; and lots more. It's difficult to imagine a task that Macro Express can't automate. Use it globally or for specific programs, launching macros via Hot Key, ShortKey, mouse clicks, a pop-up menu, or a timed schedule. Create wizards, use the scripting editor, and more.
For more powerful and complex macros, it's easy to create if/then/else logic that examines variables and makes decisions based upon what it finds. The macros that you create can pause, wait for input, perform loop logic, resize windows, manipulate clipboard data, and make complex decisions.
You can explore the extensive command structure for 30 days. Excellent online help and several examples are included to get you started.
Enhancements
The 'Mouse Move to Tray Icon' command now works properly on Windows 7.
The 'Run on Windows Startup' option may now be changed on Windows Vista and Windows 7 after answering the UAC prompt.
Added a 'Window Move and Size' command that will move and size a window in a single command.
Updated the backup options.
Increased the number of digits for coordinates in the 'Window Reposition' command from four to five.
Added Windows Server 2008 and Windows 7 to the 'If OS' command.
Made some changes to make the 'Audio Mute Toggle', 'Audio Volume Up' and 'Audio Volume Down' commands to work on Windows Vista.
Added support 64-bit systems.
Bugs Fixed
Fixed a bug in the 'Macro Run', 'Macro Enable', 'Macro Disable' and 'Macro Delete' command dialog where selecting a macro with the keyboard did not populate the macro name field.
Fixed a bug which allowed multiple system hotkeys to be assigned to the same hotkey.
Fixed a bug with the default style popup menu where the focus would not be returned to the previous window when cancelling the menu.
Fixed a bug where the 'Repeat with Folder' command could not be stopped with a 'Repeat Exit' command when processing a subfolder.
Fixed a bug where the editor could be launched multiple times.
Fixed a problem that could cause the player to freeze if the editor terminates both the editor and player.
The Restore Defaults button in the preferences now sets preferences to the same defaults used when the program starts.
Fixed a bug where the 'Wait Time Elapse' command would freeze Vista 64-bit machines.
If the editor is not installed it gets deleted. This will avoid version conflicts that could occur when installing a newer version on top of an older version.
Crashes Fixed
Fixed a crash that occurred when using a variable in the 'Registry Create' and 'Registry Delete' commands.
Fixed a crash that occurred when debugging a macro that contains an error in a repeat loop.
Fixed a range check error when retrieving the size of a file greater than 2GB.
Fixed a crash that occurred when saving a macro.
Fixed a crash that occurred when launching a sub-script, such as a macro run, repeat loop, etc.
Fixed several related crashes that occurred when accessing the macro file.
Fixed a crash that occurred in the 'Variable Set Integer to Position of Text' command.
Fixed the cause of a crash that occurred when entering the Macro Run command and the OK button was clicked when no macro was selected.
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