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  1. BACKGROUND

     

    I am trying to create a "Playable Macro" that acts as like a shortcut.

    It opens an Office program and performs a task.

     

    Upon completion of the main commands, it has a "Terminate Macro Express" command.

     

    I don't want uneccessary programs, like "Macro Express Editor" & "Macro Express Player", running in the background.

    I want to run my shortcut, and be done with it.

     

    PROBLEM

     

    As a "Playable Macro"...

    The "Terminate Macro Express" command only closes the editor.

    It leaves the player running.

     

    I don't have this problem when running it from the editor.

    It closes everything there.

     

    QUESTION

     

    - When using a "Playable Macro", is there a way to end ALL "Macro Express" components (player and editor)?

     

    - When using a "Playable Macro", is there a task-kill command that can end the "Macro Express" task manager processes?

     

    - Do you have any other ideas, where "Macro Express" doesn't run in the background...but its commands are executed properly?

  2. It looks like all you need to do is set up a loop to press the Cntrl+M 5 times. Try something like this:

     

    Activate or Launch: "One" OR "ONENOTE.EXE"
    Repeat Start (Repeat 5 times)
     Control Key Down
       Text Type: m
     Control Key Up
    Repeat End

     

    You may need to enter a small delay before the end of the loop, depending on your machine, but this should do the trick.

     

    Thank you so much for your help!

     

    I just found a working "Direct Script Editor" combination:

    <LAUNCHDEL2:0:01C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\ONENOTE.EXE><DELAY:3><TEXTTYPE:<CONTROL>m><DELAY:1><TEXTTYPE:<CONTROL>m><DELAY:1><TEXTTYPE:<CONTROL>m><DELAY:1><TEXTTYPE:<CONTROL>m><DELAY:1><TEXTTYPE:<CONTROL>m><TERME>

     

    Yours looks much simpler, and I will give it a try.

  3. I would like to create a certain shortcut.

    It must open a program, then execute a hotkey multiple times.

     

    I need it to open this program:

    C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\ONENOTE.EXE

     

    I need it to execute this hotkey 5 times:

    CTRL+M

     

    Does anyone know how this can be done?

     

     

    ...........

     

     

    Extra Note:

    Some of you maybe wondering why I need the hotkey.

    OneNote does not let you open multiple windows, unless you use the hotkey.

    Using the hotkey 5 times allows me to open 5 windows.

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