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I solved the problem: one macro had a special icon from the icon-folder in the MacroExpress-folder. And that was also on drive F: installed. Entering a new path for the icon leading to the actual installtion-folder solved the problem !

I installed MacroExpress 3.0 on my new Laptop. With the initial, empty mex-file it worked quite well. Since I replaced the mex-file with the old one from my former laptop (which had a partition E: und F:, that the new one doesn't have), opening the MacroExpress-Editor causes a error message like "Windows - no volume: There is no volume in the drive. Insert a volume in the drive.". Multiple klicking "cancel" lets the message dissapear und everything's working quite fine. If I have changed a macro and return to the Macro-Explorer the same message comes: three or four times cancel - and it goes on. I watched the disc-activity with Sysinternals' Filemon several times: there is definitely no access on a drive like E: or F:. I also checked the preferences for not existing pathes: in vain. Has somebody similar experiences with moving mex-files and maybe even a solution?java script:emoticon('') smilie