This page explains the command list in the Edit Macro window.
Recording and Text Commands
Insert Recording
Starts a new recording and inserts it at the current point in the macro.
Append Recording
Records more steps and adds them to the end of the current macro.
Insert Comment
Adds a note that helps you understand the macro later.
Insert Clipboard
Types the current clipboard text into the macro flow.
Enter Data
Opens a dialog where you can type the data you want or browse to a file that contains the data.
Timing and Flow Commands
Activate Window
Switches to another window, or launches one, in the middle of a macro.
Insert Delay
Adds a wait.
- seconds
- milliseconds
- random time between two values
Insert Pause
Adds a pause that shows a small window with Continue and Cancel.
You can also set:
- the pause-window position
- the message shown in the pause window
Include File
Includes macro data from another file when the macro runs.
Call Macro
Lets one macro call another macro from the macro list.
Close Window
Closes the current window at that point in the macro.
Utility Commands
Insert Sound
Adds either:
- a simple beep
- a
.wavfile
You can also choose whether EZ Macros should wait for the sound to finish.
Insert Date/Time
Types the current date or time using a format you pick from the list.
Call DLL
Calls a DLL function.
The flow includes:
- DLL filename
- function name
- one or more parameter prompts with a datatype choice
Reboot
Adds a system action.
Choices are:
- log off
- shut down
- restart
You can also tell EZ Macros to run another macro when the computer starts again.
Copy/Ren/Del File
Adds a file action.
Choices are:
- copy a file
- rename a file
- delete a file
The dialog enables the source and destination fields based on the action you choose.
Send Email
Adds an email step.
Choices are:
- automatically send an email
- start your email program
Fields include:
- send to
- from
- subject
- body
Get Email
Uses the email-check dialog to list messages, show a count, check again, and launch your email program.
Mouse Clicks
Lets the macro simulate mouse-click actions by choosing a click type from the list.