This Macro allows you to quickly connect and disconnect the two given USB devices. It does not matter if there are only one or more devices connected and which device is currently selected. The macro automatically switches to the specified USB port and connects all devices from then on. When the specified USB device is disconnected, the macro automatically switches back to the default USB port. The USB port which is specified as default will be automatically selected.
Macros are texts or commands which are executed automatically when the Windows start-up screen appears or when the application is launched.
DLL macros are created in a programming language which is called DLL-scripting. This script language is based on the Windows Scripting Host API.
Which is a scripting language for automating Windows applications.
You can define the code of a DLL-script in many programming languages.
DLL-Scripting can include more than one language.
Many programmers use the DLL-scripting language C#.
To create a DLL-script, you have to know the Windows Scripting Host API.
A Macro is a simple text file, which is saved as "macro.cdf" in the same folder as the executable.
If you use it in a Command-Line, you also have to include the.cdf-file.
DLL-Scripts are "self-contained" which means that the script is written into the exe-file itself.
This is the same way as when you create a COM-Component.
You don't have to upload the.cdf-file, as long as the executable already has a dependency.
You can run the executable directly with the macro.
Because of the self-contained execution, it is a little bit faster, but not much.
DLL-Scripts are working in a similar way.
A Macro is saved as "script.cdf" and needs a dependency, as it's not a executable, but a text file.
If you run a DLL-script, the script will be started.
A macro must be in the same directory, as a text file, and it is only read if you call it.
If you write a macro, you can call the function like the macro is an executable.
It will be called when the application is started or when you launch it.
You can configure a macro to start automatically when Windows starts.
However, macros can't be used in a file-browser. a77f14ba26 yulcla
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