Kenward

I installed the new version. Still crashing.

Will try plan B.

Ta.

Use Variable Set Integer, tab Option 2

 

Variable Set Integer %N90% from Current Hour
If Variable %N90% < 9
 Macro Return
End If

Looks good. I'll give it a whirl.

Ta.

I have a timed macro that starts a program at 9 o'clock in the morning, after the PC, which starts at 7, has done its housekeeping.

If I restart the computer during the day, I have to restart the program manually.

I would like to run a macro at startup that would check the time, then if it is after 9 o'clock it runs the program. If it before 9 o'clock, then nothing happens.

I have looked for some sort of "get time" thingy, but can't see it. Probably me being inexperienced. It may even be in the Help file, but that crashes every time I use it. (See other message.)

Whenever I run Help in Macro Express, it freezes then crashes. It also fails to close. I have to get Windows (XP) to force it to go away.

This is the only Help file that falls over in this way.

Unfortunately, there is no error report that I can pass on.

I grabbed this one too.

It is something I have sought for years. seems to me to be big hole in how Word operates.

I have completely rewritten the "Autocorrect" macro so that I can create stacks of abbreviations using the ##XX (must try it with a single #) routine.

New macros do not seem to work until I have reloaded my macro file.

How do I get this to happen automatically?

MK