Articles related to "Macro Programming"

AutoHotKey is a rare gem, a truly universal toolkit. At once an automation and GUI creation toolkit, it has grown into a fairly complete development environment for Win32

Time is money, so they say. Macro programs allow computer users to work faster and more efficiently by reducing redundant keystrokes and costly mistakes.

Macros are a good way to save time in any program. Star Wars Galaxies players can save time and earn experience while away from the keyboard.

Analyzing horse race results can be very complicated, but the task is greatly simplified by doing the analysis in a Calc spreadsheet

FTP (File Transport Protocol) has been around for a long time, but it's still as useful as it ever was - especially when it comes to automating processes with FTP macros.

Rather than waste masses of incorrectly printed paper use a single OpenOffice macro to set up the printer correctly.

This simple tutorial shows how to monitor the contents of an OpenOffice.org Calc document by assigning listeners to cells in the spreadsheet.

This article shows how to use a macro to alter the format of text in OpenOffice.org Calc cells - so that a fully formatted report can be created at the touch of a button.

One of the most fundamental thing that any OpenOffice user will want to do is to print a document. This turorial shows exactly how to do this - automatically from a macro

An industry application written in Access 2007 is presented for inspection to learn how applications can be made more professional, using macros and VBA programming.

This tutorial shows you how to make your OpenOffice Calc users jobs a lot easier by introducing your own custom dialogs and macros.

Keyboard macro programs like QuicKeys can save the indexer time and reduce repetitive stress injuries.

Macros can be useful when it comes to processing lots of files. This article shows how a macro can be used to open a document without the user seeing anything at all.

AutoHotKey is one of the best Win32 automation, macro programming, windows, keyboard and mouse scripting tool available. What's stunning is - it's free.

This article explains why BBC BASIC is a good learning language, which BBC BASIC to choose, programming, and a starter set of links to programming articles.

This tutorial shows how to do one of the most important things that an OpenOffice Calc macro must do - reading from (and writing to) cells.

Operating Systems such as Windows and Linux do operate in different ways. This article shows how a macro can tell the difference.

This article covers a useful technique for changing cell properties in a range based on the contents of each cell.

An OpenOffice.org Calc Spreadsheet user can format cells manually to provide a professional looking report. However, a C# programmer can easily automate the whole process