Blue Eye Macro

sir, i wanna ask, is macro command

affecting the stop trigger keys? i often get difficulty to stop my macro after its run for hours (which script i got from recording).
sorry if my question is lame, cos i really blind in macro coding world

Really useful.

alt+ 1 = start
alt +2 = stop

Nice share...
Let me know more experience about blue eye macro...

Thank you! helped me a lot.

thanks

Gigus .

i got some question for you ...

i cant use the trigger ... why ?
i set the trigger already .. but when i press it .. nothing happen ...

when i use mouse manually to start the macro . it works ...
do you got any idea about this problem ?

If you haven't watched the video on the first page of this thread, you should give it a look...but's lets assume that you have.

Here's some things that were not covered in the video:
1. Now, all titles/names of macros that have monitored triggers will appear in red text. Check and see if it's red. If it's not, right click on it and select "listen for trigger". (this is done on the main screen, the same screen shown in the video at about 1:00 into it). This is all done on the Left side of the screen.
2. Another thing to check is on the right side, there's selection for "Ignore all triggers". There's a box labeled "Monitored Triggers", but at the bottom it will say either "Ignore all Triggers" or "Listen for all Triggers". In the video he shows you how to view the monitored triggers in this window pane, but doesn't point out that if you select "Ignore all triggers" then none of them will work.
-- Also, this window pane may be minimized by default which means if you accidentally clicked on it, you may not notice it...so maximize that window pane. With it maximized (or open) you can tell if all triggers are being ignored because the entire input box will be red.
-- If you have pressed it, the text (at the bottom) should have also changed to "Listen for all triggers", which means they are being ignored presently.
-- To operate normally, the background of that box should be white, have the name of macro and corresponding trigger written in it, and should say "Ignore all Triggers" under the box.

Other than that, you may not have any triggers enabled for the macro...which you can check by right-clicking on a macro name and selecting "Edit Macro".