Basic conceptIf you are new to Macro Expert, you need to learn some basic concepts, it is helpful to use Macro Expert. Macro Expert is a collection of several separate applications, all working together to act like one cohesive unit. These applications are the Macro Manager, the Macro Service, the Macro Script Editor and the Macro Player.
A set of keystrokes, mouse actions and instructions that are recorded, saved, edited. The recorded keystrokes, mouse actions and instructions can be played back (executed) in further. Macros can simplify day-to-day operations, which otherwise become tedious. For example, a single macro keystroke can open many websites at once, enter your name and address with pressing a hot key. The condition that causes a macro to playback. This can be based on a time and date or a system event( such as there isn't enough space for the disk, time is changed, or many other criteria). The named macros enable you to name, describe, and add a password to protect the actions. It can also be assigned to a hot key. In addition, every named macro can be scheduled or triggered. The TemporaryMacro enables you to quickly record your actions without having to name a macro, providing a description for it, or reviewing the resulting macro file. This also saves you some keystrokes whenever you want to run the TemporaryMacro, as it remains available until you record TemporaryMacro again. A symbol can hold different values at different times. For example, running the macro, the variable value might hold the number 10, after some actions executing, it might hold the string "ABC" or other value. It is a series of value elements combined with operators, which yields a new value. The operators act on the value elements by performing calculations, comparisons, or other operations. Automatical playback, that is playing a macro without pressing the hotkey or clicking the toolbar button to start. A macro can be scheduled or trigerred to automatically playback. Playing a named macro can be restricted under a condition that if a specified window exists. If you do not specify this condition, the macro is allowed to play in all windows.
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