DoctorJellybean

Why don't you just put shortcuts for those applications in your startup group?

Because I like those applications to startup in the same order as in the macro, once everything else has loaded. I created a shortcut to the macro itself, so when everything else have loaded, I execute the shortcut to run the macro. The macro works very well, just a pity it can't terminate itself.

I have just checked, and you are correct. It is indeed a playable macro. Guess I'm out of luck.

I assume it is a playable macro. Will try your suggestion, unless there is a way to terminate the macro itself before terminating ME?

Even replacing the Terminate Macro Express command with Terminate Process doesn't terminate ME

I guess one can't terminate ME within a macro, not from those 2 methods anyway?

No one got an idea?

I use a macro to perform the following after startup:

1) Connect to Internet

2) Start Firefox preloader

3) Start Windows Live Messenger

Now I want the macro to terminate ME after the completion of the third step. This is the macro:

However, it doesn't appear to terminate. The ME icon is still present in the system tray, and I have to manually right-click it and select Terminate Macro Express.

Any ideas/suggestion on how I can terminate ME after the macro is finished?