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I'm on 20H2 build of Windows with the build number 19042.685. The macro recorder accurately records your mouse movements and clicks. The PhraseExpress interface is fairly straightforward, at least for the very basic task we are performing.

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Recorded actions can be repeated in the same way as has they have been recorded or customized for specific. A bit of research showed a rather competitive market for text expanders, and I landed on PhraseExpress because it’s free for personal use and works on a variety of platforms and operating systems. Playback properties are available in the 'Record and Play' ribbon bar menu of the main program window.

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It has an intel i5-6200 CPU and 8GB of Ram. No more performing the same task twice Download Now. To loop the macro, enter the desired number of repetitions in the ribbon bar and press Play.

Now, the important part - PhraseExpress normally saves the phrases file when one closes the main window, or chooses the 'Save' option from the menu. I am running an old Hp Pavilion 15 ab-522tx laptop( ). Launched PhraseExpress, pointed it back at the file inside Dropbox via the 'Phrase file in cloud sync folders' option as it was before. Does anybody have an insight on what is happening? You can also loop this script by checking Loop and entering a loop value. I know it's not the fault of the app because if I restart it again manually with admin privelegs, it will work indefinitely and not crash. You can stop anywhere in between by clicking on Stop button. However when I look at the icon tray after a few minutes(10 mins or so I think), the icon disappears when I hover my mouse over it, which I assume means that the app closed a while ago and the tray just showed it without it actually running. My PhraseExpress tinkering involved simulating key presses one by one, ha With the above command pasted however many times (or a smarter solution), make sure you’ve changed the date on the first line and copy it before running your. So after looking online, I created a startup event in Task Scheduler that opens it with admin privileges after boot or a sign in and I removed it from normal startup list. There must be a way to loop a certain string a certain amount of times but I haven’t dug into that yet. However it didn't start on boot with administrator privileges which are needed for it to function in Windows Terminal. I use an app called PhraseExpress(text expander) that I wanted to start on boot.

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