macro on startup

George Thuronyi · Post by **George Thuronyi** » Fri Feb 28, 2003 8:37 pm

Is it possible to invoke a macro upon startup--either as a command-line option or otherwise?

I have several hundred files on which I need to perform some repetititve editing.

Thanks!

George Thuronyi

dan hansen · Post by **dan hansen** » Fri Feb 28, 2003 10:15 pm

Funny I saw your question here... I just posed the exact question to support...

I would like to fire off textpad, open a .txt file and do a global replace of a string, save the file and exit out of textpad.

I am tring to port over various tasks that I'm currently doing on a MPE HP3000 using Qedit. I had that exact capability and need to do same tasks on the PC platform...

pyiu · Post by **pyiu** » Thu May 29, 2003 2:48 am

So is it possible without using third party Schduler? Any command line argument can be achieve to start a file then with macro executed?

Regards,
Paul Yiu

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