FlyGuy

The issue has somehow resolved itself. I am running Vista 23-bit. For some reason, after a 4th or 5th reboot, everything works :/ The only problem that remains is that when the Windows Hide or Windows Show is called, the little preview window that pops up on the taskbar items shows up blank, even though I have this function disabled. It seems to happen randomly, whether I have 2 windows or 10 open, a blank blue preview box appears and looks out of place.

The only code I have is a couple of lines of the 'Windows Hide' command. I have them set to 'Specific Window' and I specify the window title. for example, I have Disk Defragmenter running. Under Specific Window, I have 'Disk Defragmenter' in the Window Title field. It does match the window name and the only time the macro works is if I have the Macro Express application running and it is the foremost application on my screen. If I minimize everything and try to run the hotkey, it won't work. I have tried various hotkeys from SHIFT+CTRL+ALT+"X" combinations to simple ALT-B combos. I actually recreated the basic macro and I follow the same method as Kevin. It is also set to 'global'. I also noticed my other macro does now work. It only has one line; Windows Reposition: Center - Current Win It's set to 'Center on Screen' of the 'Current Window' It will not work for any window, whether its fullscreen, maximized or a resized window. One thing I notice when I press the hotkeys to run the macros is that you can notice Vista 'stutter' for a half second, as if the system recognized I punched the hotkey and it runs something, but it's not my macro, it just passes through. Thanks for any help.

I had macros set to hide a window with key A and show the same window with key B. Everything works in Windows XP. In Windows Vista, the macros only work when I have the Macro Express application as the active window. If i'm at an empty desktop or any other application, the macros do not work. I have already disabled ALL of the Protected Mode checkboxes in IE7. Thanks for any help!