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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Inter-Connectivity Gateways > AttachMate solutions Forum

Macro to call another macro

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flowersr (MIS)

10 Dec 08 10:59

Hi,

Has anyone ever called a macro from another macro? I want to call the 'captur32' macro from another larger macro?

The only thing I have found is that the documentation of macro 'captur32' says that is can be called from the command line as:

ebrun.exe captur32.ebm

I also tried to record as macro running another macro but it bombed out.

If it is possible I'd appreciate instructions or a link on how to do it. Ideally it would show paramater/argument being passed too.

Thanks in advance for any input,
Rich

brumo (TechnicalUser)

10 Dec 08 12:47

This thread details the correct way to call macros:

http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1130232

flowersr (MIS)

11 Dec 08 13:53

Thanks Brumo I will try that out.

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