Starting version 2.0 RoutineBot supports two additional script languages – JScript (language with javascript-like syntax) and BasicScript (language with basic-like syntax) and the Pascal syntax supported from the very beginning of the project. All old function (e.g. MouseFocuse,EnterKeys) are available under all three languages. You can change used language from
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Processing exceptional situations with RoutineBot
Starting version 1.5 RoutineBot has an advanced function to process exceptional situations. Short note about how it is organized: After each function RoutineBot calls OnException script (that you can change from Project menu). The default OnException script contains code which will search for windows with “Exception…” caption or icon. You
Schedule script start with RoutineBot
RoutineBot now has a function to schedule the start of scripts with Windows Scheduler. To use the function select “Scheduler” command in Project menu: Please, note: script can be scheduled with Windows Scheduler, only if the password for your Windows account is not empty, it is feature of Windows.
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