as usual, you are a master, Master Alan!
Thanks
Francis
"Alan S. Harrell" wrote:
>
> On 12 Nov 99, 10:42, fpjm wrote:
>
> > Does anyone know about a good, and free, macros program, similar to
> > Macro Express for example ?
>
> I like that word "free" too, but it can sometimes make the search more
> difficult. :-)
>
> When I first saw your question I was thinking about word processor
> macros, but upon investigating the Macro Express program, I see that
> you are looking for a type of program we refer to as "automation
> utilities."
>
> I do not see many free programs here, but you might run down the list
> of macro software here:
>
> http://www.polderware.com/apps/sys-auto.shtml
>
> Hmmm...I am scrolling down the automation utilities in Winfiles.com
> now. Very little in the way of freeware.
>
> http://winfiles.cnet.com/apps/98/auto.html
>
> Okay...this PoltergeistPro looks interesting:
>
> <quote>
>
> A next generation automation utility for Windows (95/98/NT4) machines.
> It offers simple to complex event scheduling for programs, system
> commands (like Shutdown, log off and restart) as well as simple pop-up
> reminders. The keyboard macro feature can be used to provide simple
> keystrokes to any Windows application. TCP/IP Networking features are
> built in to allow changes to schedules on remote machines. Multiple
> event schedule files can be maintained. The enhanced interface makes it
> easy to use. (freeware)
>
> <endquote>
>
> http://www.spectre.com/poltergeistpro/
>
> I'll let you run down the list yourself, Francis, but if you can afford
> it, you might check out the shareware product "EZ Macros"
>
> http://www.americansys.com/ezmacros.htm
>
> $29.95
>
> Alan
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
