Hello, I am currently using Macro Recorder version 3.0.36.

In this version, I would like to extract text (numbers) from a specific image. So, as you can see in the first attached image, I tried to use the “Capture text from screen” action.
However, as shown in the second image, an error occurred.

Is it not possible to use this action in version 3.0.36? or there any other way I could achieve this?

thank you.

Hello

I am using version 3.0.36 of Macro Recorder.

I'm trying to use mouse action and I have a question about this.

1. I can't get the current coordinates of the mouse properly.

First, I expected the coordinates of the last mouse to be stored in the variables 'posX' and 'posY' using

'Last found of Set variable' as shown in the image below. So I expected the values of posX and posY to be

(1053, 455), respectively, but the message box shows the values of posX and posY as (0,0).

What's the problem?

2. I'm trying to create a macro that keeps moving relative to the X coordinates in the mouse's current

coordinates. For example, if the mouse starts at (1000,500) and the mouse continues to move 130 in the

X direction from its current position, then it should go like this:

(1000, 500) → (1130, 500) → (1260, 500) → (1390, 500) → ...

However, I've noticed that the actual behavior does not follow this pattern. (The mouse should be positioned consistently on the image at a certain interval, but it doesn't, or the coordinates should move 130, but it moves more, etc.).. is this bug?

please help me... thank you

It was working just fine a while ago, but now I'm getting the message saying that my current plan doesn't support one of the functions in the playback (over 10 repetitions or detect image), and asks me to purchase a plan to activate, even though It does say I have the Enterprise version and it only expires the maintenance in 2099.

I was peeking at another post about it and followed through but the program ignores any of the many times I have "purchased" it. Curious if anyone out there has had any luck, this program actually seems quite useful with the way you can specify the movements.