01-10-2017, 08:51 PM
I don't have iMacros installed and don't know what assembly must be referenced.
I recommend:
Install some C# IDE, open an iMacros sample C# project, test it how it works there. Then you can see what iMacros assembly is used, and then can add the reference to the QM macro.
The best IDE is Visual Studio. Its 2015 Community Edition is free. It is very bloated, about 10 GB, installs tens of unneeded programs.
Another good IDE that I have tested is SharpDevelop. Normal size, fast to install.
Or don't use .NET. Instead use the COM dll. Either the type library or VBScript.
I recommend:
Install some C# IDE, open an iMacros sample C# project, test it how it works there. Then you can see what iMacros assembly is used, and then can add the reference to the QM macro.
The best IDE is Visual Studio. Its 2015 Community Edition is free. It is very bloated, about 10 GB, installs tens of unneeded programs.
Another good IDE that I have tested is SharpDevelop. Normal size, fast to install.
Or don't use .NET. Instead use the COM dll. Either the type library or VBScript.