10-01-2013, 02:21 PM
run flag 0x10000 works differently in Quick Macros and macro.exe.
In QM: The program will run as administrator, without a UAC consent or password dialog.
In macro.exe: The program will run as administrator, but: if macro.exe itself is running not as admin, it will show a UAC consent or admin password dialog. It is like you right-click program's icon in Windows Explorer and select "Run as administrator". The same in portable QM. It is because to start a program as admin need a service, it is unavailable where QM is not installed.
In QM: The program will run as administrator, without a UAC consent or password dialog.
In macro.exe: The program will run as administrator, but: if macro.exe itself is running not as admin, it will show a UAC consent or admin password dialog. It is like you right-click program's icon in Windows Explorer and select "Run as administrator". The same in portable QM. It is because to start a program as admin need a service, it is unavailable where QM is not installed.