iMacros Available Features:Scripting Edition or PRO Edition
System:Windows XP
When a.iim finished with batch file,I want to play b.iim in tab 2.
How do I?
For example:
Example_Batchfile.bat:
"c:\program files\imacros\imacros.exe" -macro a.iim
How to use batch implementation b.iim in TAB 2 after a.iim finished?
[Need Help] How to use batch implementation b.iim in TAB 2
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Hi,
With the command line interface you can not start a new macro in the same instance of iMacros. Every new command line starts a new instance of iMacros.
But you can use the Scripting Interface and the iimPlay command for this:
i = iim1.iimPlay ("a")
i = iim1.iimPlay ("b")
Macro b will start with
With the command line interface you can not start a new macro in the same instance of iMacros. Every new command line starts a new instance of iMacros.
But you can use the Scripting Interface and the iimPlay command for this:
i = iim1.iimPlay ("a")
i = iim1.iimPlay ("b")
Macro b will start with
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