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Run scripts from a system tray menu,
desktop shortcuts
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Run scripts without displaying the
progress dialog window, i.e. run hidden.
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Run scripts without CLR Script
installing itself on the computer.
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Use the Run command to compile and
run a script.
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Use the Compile command to test
compile a script.
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Two compilers are included: a strict
version and a lenient version.
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Use the Window Information Finder
command to find the text, class name, and ID of a window or
control.
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Use the Find command to find text
within the script file.
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Use the Replace command to find and
replace text within the script file.
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Use the Font command to adjust the
editor window font.
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Use the Create Desktop Shortcut
command to create a desktop shortcut to run a script file.
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New lines are automatically indented
to the previous line.
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Pressing the tab key with multiple
lines selected indents the lines.
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Pressing the shift+tab keys with
multiple lines selected
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unindents the lines.
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When opening a script file from the
command line, if the file does not exist, you will be asked if
you would like to create a new file.
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When running or compiling, all the
modified open files are automatically saved.
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Read the Tip of the Day when the
program starts.
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Automatically check for an update to
the program if you're connected to the Internet.
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Get help for built-in functions by
pressing F1.
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Context sensitive help for commands.
