KurtKubic

Thanks for your prompt answers.

I will definitely ask the crew to integrate this feature i MI.

rberg: I will try to use your methode and will return if I find a work around!

Hi

I want to activate a macro by pressing down left mouse button, wait 1 second and then check if the mouse button is still pressed.

Is this possible?

Not with ME!

Is it not possible using the PostMessage command??

Lars

Thanks Andy

I know the utility, but it doesn't work on Child-windows!

Lars

Hi

I need to control an applications child-windows in a way that I want a warning when I (by accident) press the close-button.

I can "store" the window (using the Get Control command), but can I disable the close button (Upper right X-button) - or set an OnClose-eventhandler - in any way???

Lars

Hi

How do I display a message like "PC will be shut down in X secs.!" - where X counts down from 10 to 0 secs.

If X is "0" the macro continues (shuts down PC).

There must be 2 buttons, too:

If you press one of them, the "count-down" is stopped and the macro continues (shuts down the PC).

If you press the other, the macro is aborted (PC is not shut down)

Greetings from Lars

Oh - its been a while - i'm sorry!

I didn't quite understand what you meant about the popups, so I programmed to very small applications in delphi (with window-sizes only like 1 times 4 centimeters) and I use these as indicators of the state my macro is in!

Thanks for your help!

Lars

Thanks for your answer!

I am using these commands! The issue is to find a way to show if the macro is enabled or not! How can I do that? In other words: I need to make a visible change/setting to the application - something that "lasts" after the macro that makes the change has terminated. I cant have a macro running all the time, because I need to run other macros!

I hope it is somewhat understandable!

Lars

I'm working a lot with a specific application and have designed som macros to use with it. I need to turn the macro on and off all the time and therefor I have created another macro to do this!

This is working fine! But I need some kind of indication on the status of the macro - if it is turned on or off. One possibility I thought off was to change the color of the caption-bar of the application!

Is this possible? Green if enabled - red if not!

Lars

Thanks!

Lars

I've noticed that a macro triggered by for instance Ctrl-A is not executed before the Ctrl-key is released.

Is it not possible to have a macro assigned to F2 or Left-arrow to run multible times as long as the hotkey is pressed?

If no: Is there a way to - by code - check if a key is pressed down?

Lars