11-10-2006, 08:45 AM
You can use file trigger. The trigger string of the macro (macro1) can be:
$f 0x18 "$Common Start Menu$\Programs\Quick Macros 2" "Help.lnk"
(paste it in the edit field on the QM main toolbar)
To launch the macro from other (or same) user, run this macro (macro2):
macro2 modifies file attributes, and then runs macro1.
When you run macro2, macro1 runs in current user too, unless you use other macro list file. To avoid it, macro1 can check user name:
$f 0x18 "$Common Start Menu$\Programs\Quick Macros 2" "Help.lnk"
(paste it in the edit field on the QM main toolbar)
To launch the macro from other (or same) user, run this macro (macro2):
SetAttr "$Common Start Menu$\Programs\Quick Macros 2\Help.lnk" FILE_ATTRIBUTE_ARCHIVE 1macro2 modifies file attributes, and then runs macro1.
When you run macro2, macro1 runs in current user too, unless you use other macro list file. To avoid it, macro1 can check user name:
