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Thank you Kevin.

I've tried and it doesn't work. Macro Express doesn't shut down. Only the original macro works (first part).

I realize that I can add a "Terminate Macro Express" command to my macro.

This solves the problem.

Thank you for answering Kevin.

Your method works.

Well, I was thinking about using Windows Scheduler to avoid the need to run MacroExpress in the Windows Startup processes. Also, once the macro has run, MacroExpress would shut down.

In other words some kind of of standalone playable macro.

Do you know if this is possible?

Thanks again.

Thank you for answering lemming.

I think I didn't make myself clear.

The Windows task scheduler works since Macro Express main window opens when I run the task. But Macro Express doesn't start the macro itself. Just the main window that it's open.

I've created a scheduled task in Windows Task Manager to run a macro that I have exported as a playable macro (mxe).

When I run it, MacroExpress main window opens but the macro doesn't run.

If I run the exported playable macro, then it works.

Any help.

Thanks to all.