solaris1985

If you want to manually stop it in the morning, then thats easy.

 

Just use a general repeat function. Repeat until N1 = 0, and at the end of the macro set N1 = 1. That way it will never hit zero.

 

Then in the morning, right click the little running man icon in the task bar. That will stop the macro.

What do you mean but set "N1 = 1" -- I have no idea who to set this... I figured out how to do Repeat Until %N1% = 0 but putting End Repeat at the end of the macro just stops it... Is there any way to make a macro contriniously go???

The Repeat End function makes the macro stop repeating, completely defeats the entire purpose of putting it in the first place, I simply want the macro to keep going and going for days untill I stop it.. What do I put?

I'm sorry I'm asking super shallow questions but what is N1? Is it a command I put in the macros script or something? Please, talk to me like a total noob! Also, when the macro is repeaditly moving my mouse it is difficult to right click on the icon, is there something I can do to manually stop it on the keyboard?

Specifically I want the macro to simply repeat a small mouse movement and a keystroke -- I don't care what the movement is nor what the keystroke is, as long as it will do it untill I stop it.

Hmm -- There is no easier way to do it? I'm not to sure I want to change my computer time to military time... There must be an option to make the macro repeat!

Hi I just made a macro -- however I need this macro to run over night, I used the quick wizard and set up a mouse movement and keystroke recording macro but I have no idea how to make it repeat all night, I also need to know how to stop the macro in the morning -- can anyone help please?