Was working fine a few days ago
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#3 Was working fine a few days ago
I had installed and used Macronize last week, but today I only get the error "Macro can't be initiated Windows Program manager couldn't be activated in 5000ms" Followed by Macro is stopped by Macronize due to a timeout, a fail-safe reason or cancelling by you"
Nothing has changed on the system that I'm aware of. Any ideas?
OS: Win10 Educational
i7 CPU
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Should the macro activate (as in go to) the "Windows Program manager"? If so, it could be that this is now prohibited or that you need to start Macronize with administrative rights to be able to activate this window.
Wow, thanks for the fast response!
I am running as admin, in "explorer.exe-Program Manager" and with most if
not all values at default.
Any ideas?
Ben
[General]
Theme=-1
Show Invisible Windows=0
Step List View=1
Step List View Line Numbers=0
Step List View Inverse Colors=0
Hide Startup Message=1
Start Stop Key=0
Pause Key=0
Left Indent=4
Macro File=C:\Users\Ben\Documents\test.mcz
Main Window X=-133
Main Window Y=197
Main Window Width=675
Main Window Height=630
[Macro Edit]
Hide Detection Message=0
Hide Show Message=0
Hide Process Check Warning=0
[Macro Play]
Hide Play Message=1
Hide Version Warning=1
Hide Play Tooltip=0
Hide Loop Warning=0
Hide Step Delay Warning=0
Default Delay=100
Window Activate Timeout=5000
Window Activate Delay=500
[Macro Record]
Hide Record Message=1
Hide Record Tooltip=0
Hide Show Recording Warning=0
Hide Move Time Warning=0
[Recent Files]
Recent File 1=C:\Users\Ben\Documents\test.mcz
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 1:29 PM Peter Verbeek peverbeek@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
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#3I figured it out. I had to set it to start in the application I wanted to
automate, something I hadn't needed to do before. I did check for it the
first time but didn't recognize the program name (it's listed as "self
service") till just a minute ago. All is good now.
On Tue, Jul 5, 2022 at 2:06 PM BR spam0909@gmail.com wrote:
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#3Great to hear you figured it out. It's difficult for me to help not knowing what a macro does and how it works, mostly because making macro is so specific.