Did you know you can create script templates to use when you create new macros in Macro Scheduler?
When you create a new macro you can choose File/New Macro from Template. This allows you to browse for a .scp file to use as a template. There are some pre-built Templates in the Templates subfolder of the program folder which by default you will be presented with.
To create your own templates just create a script as normal or use the standalone editor and export it to a name and folder of your choice. You can then use it later with the “New Macro from Template” option.
If you’re always writing the same stuff when you create a new macro – e.g. maybe you have a standard way of documenting your macros with a code block at the top, you might find default templates really useful. You will probably have noticed that “from the factory” Macro Scheduler puts some comments at the top of all new scripts. You can change this or add your own comments/code by creating a default template.
To create a default template create a script file called default.scp and store it in a Templates subfolder beneath your main macro folder (usually My Documents\Macro Scheduler 14). This default template will then be loaded whenever you create a new macro using File/New Macro.
Related posts:
- Macro Scheduler 14.3.01 Released
This post first appeared on Marcus' Macro Blog - Windows Macro And Windows Au, please read the originial post: here
