mgo Posted February 18, 2006 Report Posted February 18, 2006 I've looked around in the help files, and done a search on this forum....The Menu of Sample Macros pops up whenever I start Macro Express, and whenever the computer boots up. This seems to be a new problem...and I can't seem to get rid of that dialog. Any tips? Thanks. Quote
joe Posted February 18, 2006 Report Posted February 18, 2006 Don't know what you mean by: The Menu of Sample Macros Quote
mgo Posted February 18, 2006 Author Report Posted February 18, 2006 I have sent you a screen capture of the pop-up. Hope this clarifies my question. Thanks! -mike goodrich colorado springs, colorado Quote
mgo Posted February 18, 2006 Author Report Posted February 18, 2006 Success. Fixed it myself. I found the macro in the Samples menu and simply disabled it. I noticed the little "Runing Macro Man" in the Taskbar, and that told me it was a macro running. Have a nice weekend... Quote
kevin Posted February 21, 2006 Report Posted February 21, 2006 The screenshot you provided indicates that you are running the macro file samples.mex. This file is installed in the same folder where the Macro Express program files are installed. You may want to consider creating a new macro file and moving all of the macros you have created into it. If you continue to use samples.mex then your macros will be overwritten the next time you install (or reinstall) Macro Express. Macro Express allows you to have as many macro files as you wish. Each macro file can contain a virtually unlimited number of macros. However, Macro Express 3 will only allow one macro file to be opened at one time. Quote
mgo Posted March 18, 2006 Author Report Posted March 18, 2006 The screenshot you provided indicates that you are running the macro file samples.mex. This file is installed in the same folder where the Macro Express program files are installed. You may want to consider creating a new macro file and moving all of the macros you have created into it. If you continue to use samples.mex then your macros will be overwritten the next time you install (or reinstall) Macro Express. Macro Express allows you to have as many macro files as you wish. Each macro file can contain a virtually unlimited number of macros. However, Macro Express 3 will only allow one macro file to be opened at one time. Ok, thanks for the comment. I'll remember that. Since I've got my macros backed up and exported, I'm covered anyway. -mg Quote
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