duebel13

Hi, after two weeks of evaluation, I already have 40+ macros. Think I'm going to purchase this great piece of software soon. :-) This might be an easy question, but anyway: I want to type some lines of text including new lines to the clipboard so that I later can paste the whole text block. This is what I tried: Clipboard Start Copy If Variable %T1% <> "" Text Type: %T1%<ENTER> If Variable %T2% <> "" Text Type: %T2%<ENTER> End If Else Text Type: %T3%<ENTER> End If ... Clipboard End Copy As you may have expected I end up with the direct editor code in the clipboard. Instead, I want just the typed text to be there. How do I do this? Must I use string variables? And if so, how do I add carriage return and line feed? Thanks. Regards

I have a combo box which contains the resolution of a photo, for example "1024x768" So far I figured out how to get this into a string variable: Variable Get Control Text: %C1% to %T1% How do I split and convert this string into two integer variables so that %N1%=1024 and %N2%=768? I think I cannot use the command Variable Modify String / Copy Part of Text because the Starting Position has to be specified. Is there something analog to the strchr() or strstr() function in C? I.e. a macro that gives me the offset of a character (or string) in a string. It should be obvious that the size of photos varies so that the position of the x is unknown in advance.

This controller macro proposal sounds like an acceptable workaround. Of course I would prefer to work with a single window. But if it is possible to have the global toolbar always on top without stealing the focus from the application window that would be sufficient. Thanks.

Today, a growing number of programs allow the user do manage toolbars (i.e. hide/unhide, add/delete, change buttons etc.). For example, there are numerous tools available that let you easily create toolbars for IE. As I am getting more and more forgettable about hotkeys I would appreciate if I could add a self defined button to a either an existing or new toolbar of a certain program and associate the button click with the execution of a macro. The button should be specific (aka local) to a certain program. I could easily create a global toolbar myself and assign macros to it.