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Disable macro on startup

Disable macro on startup

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PostFeb 05, 2024#1

I created a macro and set it to load on startup. I no longer needed the first macro because I incorporated it into a second macro, so I deleted the first macro. However, now I get a macro load error on startup. How can I remove the reference to the first macro on startup (UE version 28.10)?

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PostFeb 06, 2024#2

I think, you mean with macro a macro file. A macro file can contain multiple macros.
  • In ribbon mode click on last ribbon tab Advanced in third group Macro on the small down arrow symbol right to the item Configure and click next in the opened popup menu on the menu item Macro settings or Set macro for auto-load on using an older version of UltraEdit/UEStudio.
  • In toolbar/menu mode with contemporary menus click in menu Advanced in submenu Configure on the menu item Macro settings or Set macro for auto-load on using an older version of UltraEdit/UEStudio.
  • In toolbar/menu mode with traditional menus click in menu Macro on the menu item Set macro for file load/save… or Set auto load… on using an older version of UltraEdit/UEStudio.
In the opened dialog window Macro Settings delete in the second group Load macro on application start the macro file name or use the button Browse and select the macro file which contains now the often used macro(s) and then click on button Save.

On using an older version of UltraEdit/UEStudio delete in the opened dialog window Set Macro Auto Load on Startup the macro file name or use the Browse button and select the macro file which contains now the often used macro(s) and then click on button Set.

Do not wonder on opening this dialog window a second time after deletion of the macro file name that the deleted file name is replaced now by the full path of the directory configured at Advanced - Settings or Configuration - Directories with the setting Default macro directory. That does not matter as a directory path is not enough. There must be configured the fully qualified file name of a macro file to be loaded on startup of UltraEdit/UEStudio and not just the full name of a directory containing one or more macro files.

The entire section [MacroAutoLoad] is removed from the configuration file %APPDATA%\IDMComp\UltraEdit\volatile\ue.vod respectively %APPDATA%\IDMComp\UEStudio\volatile\ues.vod on deletion of the macro file name in the dialog window, clicking on button Save or Set, and exiting UltraEdit/UEStudio.

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PostFeb 09, 2024#3

Snap, I didn't even notice the right arrow drop down with the options. I've always just clicked on the main button. Your instructions solved the issue. Thank you!