Blue Eye Macro

What exactly does this do ?

nice thx

nice.... now i can sit and watch my computer magically typing in google xD

nicely done. Very interesting.

Nice! It remembres me vb Lol

Very nice demo of how to request user input from a macro.

Here is a slightly updated version, which will always do the search in whatever browser is your default.
[code]
begin
Window.Request user input("What do you want to look up on google?", "searchname")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{googlesearch}{searchname}", "searchsentence")
System.Launch application("{searchsentence}", "true")
if Window.Confirmation dialog gets confirmed by user("Do you want to search something else?")
begin
Window.Request user input("What else do you want to search?", "searchname")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{googlesearch}{searchname}", "searchsentence")
System.Launch application("{searchsentence}", "true")
end
end
[/code]

Which also requires a variable called {googlesearch} with the following value http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=

Here is the downloadable macro, (download and drag it in to the list of macros in the main window of Blue Eye)
[attachment=0]internet.google search.bem[/attachment]

[color=#FF0000][b]Video:[/b][/color] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilSNAay1LfU

First in the variables list create a variable called {googlesearch}

Set the value to http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=

Then paste this in the code:

[code]begin
Window.Request user input("What do you want to look up on google?", "searchname")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{googlesearch}{searchname}", "searchsentence")
System.Launch application with arguments("iexplore.exe", "{searchsentence}", "yes")
if Window.Confirmation dialog gets confirmed by user("Do you want to search something else?")
begin
Window.Request user input("What else do you want to search?", "searchname")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{googlesearch}{searchname}", "searchsentence")
System.Launch application with arguments("iexplore.exe", "{searchsentence}", "true")
end
end[/code]