Playing macros

There are several ways to play macros:

The following options are used for running a macro:

Repeat
Repeat a macro a few times or until [Break] is pressed. You can also use the Repeat statement for that.
Block input
This option disables keyboard and mouse while the macro is played. Reenable it (for example to stop the macro) by pressing [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete]. You can also use the BlockInput command for this.
Move to tray
Move IntelliMacro to tray while playing the macro instead of minimizing it. You can click the Tray Icon to stop playing if no mouse events have been recorded. This option is useful if your macro or the target application depends on the number of open windows.

You can stop a running macro by clicking on the IntelliMacro taskbar button or tray icon, or by just moving the mouse if mouse events are recorded. You may have to press [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[Delete] first if you selected to block input. If a macro "hangs" and you cannot abort it otherwise, press [Alt]+[Break] to force it to stop.