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Post by Ben on Feb 15, 2019 3:53:56 GMT
Is there any command line to just load a macro without running?
TIA
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Post by Steve on Feb 15, 2019 5:42:37 GMT
No there isn't a command to load and not run. A macro can be loaded and then delayed to start. That might help. But loading and not running is not there.
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Post by Ben on Feb 15, 2019 6:05:40 GMT
During the delay, can I stop the macro by pressing CTRL-F6?
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Post by Steve on Feb 15, 2019 6:49:36 GMT
yeah that would work to stop the macro given that you get the ctrl+f6 in before the delay time.
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Post by Ben on Mar 2, 2019 5:28:39 GMT
What is the syntax for a delay statement?
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Post by Steve on Mar 3, 2019 3:33:57 GMT
MiniMouseMacro /m /l:4 /d:2000 /e "d:\Macro Files\mymacro.mmmacro"
This example runs macro minimized (/m), loops 4 times (/l:4), starts with a delay of 2 seconds (/d:2000) and exit's after completion (/e)
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Post by KenD on Jul 30, 2019 6:26:27 GMT
Hi I saved this in notepad as a .bat but when I double click the bat file I get a quick screen flash and that's it the macro does not work I just purchased Mini Mouse pro and new to the script language please help what am I doing wrong
MiniMouseMacro(1) /m /l:4 /2000 "D:\MiniMouseRecodings\Open Excel.mmmacro"
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Post by Se3t0r on Jul 30, 2019 10:05:59 GMT
Your missing the delay '/d' param in your syntax:
@echo off start D:\minimousemacro.exe /m /l:4 /d:2000 "D:\MiniMouseRecodings\Open Excel.mmmacro"
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