deroock

I have been running MEPro for years on a VPS.  The trick is to not log off, but move your current (remote logged on) windows session to the "console" session.  When Windows server is in "console" mode, keyboard and mouse and screen are still available, but the session is running without any connection to a remote terminal.
I use the following batch (DOS) commands to put the current remote session to the console session:
for /f %%i in ('qwinsta ^| findstr /C:">rdp-tcp#"') do set RDP_SESSION=%%i
:: Strip the >
set RDP_SESSION=%RDP_SESSION:>=%
tscon %RDP_SESSION% /dest:console

It is the TSCON command that will assign a session to the console session (/dest:console).  The first 2 lines in the batch file are to determine the session number of the current remote logged on session.

The result is that you will leave the remote connected server, but MEPro will still run and trigger macros.

I have a similar requirement, so I wrote a macro that uses the export feature of Macro Express Pro to generate a file. Granted the file is messy, but if you using a program to read it, you can filter out the text lines you are interested in. To simulate manually, go to File --> Export --> Output Macro Information. Then select which information you want to export.

Michael,

Because it is the portable version, you can simply copy the files on your flash drive. No install needed.

Cory,

I am having problem sending emails from a new MEP. As far as you know this problem still exist, correct? The trick you suggest needs to be made on the Exchange Server correct?

Thanks,

Dirk