09-19-2012, 08:46 PM
Is it possible to have a 'global' timeout check, which checks when a macro does nothing for 60 seconds => macro is waiting for an event, no other macro actions are being processed (like: clicking, reading, writing, et...) for 60 seconds.
For example in my case, I use firefox webpages to trigger actions (launch screenshot application, save to text file,....etc...)
Sometimes my macro hangs on a certain page and this is because of all sorts of reasons: loaded page being blank, screenshot tool not properly triggered, ...etc...
In my case the macro just waits and does absolutely nothing but wait, if I then manually intervene by clicking something the macro continues perfectly.
That's why I wanted to know if it is possible to adjust any macro code in such a way, that when 60 seconds nothing happens I run another macro called "notify" (which sends me an email).
For example in my case, I use firefox webpages to trigger actions (launch screenshot application, save to text file,....etc...)
Sometimes my macro hangs on a certain page and this is because of all sorts of reasons: loaded page being blank, screenshot tool not properly triggered, ...etc...
In my case the macro just waits and does absolutely nothing but wait, if I then manually intervene by clicking something the macro continues perfectly.
That's why I wanted to know if it is possible to adjust any macro code in such a way, that when 60 seconds nothing happens I run another macro called "notify" (which sends me an email).
