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Old 10-24-2007, 09:36 AM
biggcheese biggcheese is offline
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Default Multiple Macros

I am currently just looking at this product, but I can't seem to find the answer I need on the website. Is it possible to run multiple saved macros simultaneously without them interfering with each other?
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Old 10-27-2007, 03:13 AM
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Hello,

Definitely yes, Workspace Macro Pro provides you with 'Run Macro' command, you can use this command if you want to run other small macros from a big macro.

What you can do is, create one macro and within this macro run other macros one after another. In addition, if you want to run macro un-attended at a pre-defined time then schedule just this macro. That way you do not need to schedule different macros.

You can run as many macros as you want from one macro. You can also chain various macros i.e. Call Macro 2 from Macro1 and Call Macro 3 from Macro2 and so on. You can even conditionally call macros for e.g. you can have the Run Macro command called within certain IF condition.

You can find 'Run Macro' command under Commands section. Please follow below mentioned steps to insert ‘Run Macro’ command.
1. Double click on the 'Run Macro' command.
2. Click on 'Browse' button and select the path of macro.
3. You can select its repeat and speed properties.
4. Click on 'Save' button.
5. Similarly insert other Run Macro commands to call other macros.

Hope that helps.
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