[BobBailey]

I have been getting this warning for a couple of weeks now and I was hoping it would go away with 17.0.0 but, alas.
I have been running this macro for years, I wrote it, and its location has not changed. I suspect it has to do with the fact that my macros live on D: aka “My Documents”.
Regardless, how can I tell EE to trust it and other macros from my library?
Thanks… Bob

[Yutaka Emura]

Hello,

I am not sure if I understand your question correctly, but are you trying to run a macro as a command line option when you launch EmEditor using the /mf option?
If so, you might want to copy or move your macro file to your Documents/My Macros folder and try again?

If not, can you please send me a screenshot, sample file or macro and/or procedure to reproduce the problem?

Thank you,

[BobBailey]

Hi, Here’s what I am running from Startup:
“C:\Program Files\EmEditor\EmEditor.exe” D:\BobBootLog.txt /mf “D:\My Macros\AddTimestampLine.jsee”
Thanks… Bob

[Yutaka Emura]

Hello,

I found the bug. You can work around this issue by changing the order in My Macros list (EmEditor Macros menu > Customize > My Macros). If your macro “AddTimestampLine.jsee” is on the top of the list, this warning message appears.

I will fix the issue on the next version.
Thank you,

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