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About 10 years ago there was a Windows macro recorder product that would create custom toolbars that would dock themselves in specific applications under the application's built-in menubar or toolbar.
This allowed one to add custom toolbars to NotePad, WordPad, MS Paint, etc.
Does anyone remember what the name of this product was and if the company is still in business? Or if there are other Windows macro recorders that have the ability to create internally docked toolbars?
My research has found QuickMacros and MacroToolbox both which allow one to create custom toolbars. Unfortunately, these custom toolbars don't look professional and they do not internally dock within an application's existing interface.
Thank you, Malcolm
Malcolm
Posted 2010-09-30T16:32:09.843
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1I think the company I'm referring to was based out of Atlanta and the product might have had the word "Smart" in its name? – Malcolm – 2010-09-30T16:33:35.723
I have no idea but if it was based out of Atlanta I might be able to find out - I'm local and know a lot of software devs. Anything else you can remember would be great. – Shinrai – 2010-09-30T16:40:46.240
1Shinrai, Thank you for your help. The product sold in several versions, a user version for $195/$295(?) and a developer version for $495/$695(?). The toolbars this product created had notebook like tabs so you could put a lot of macros and your toolbar by placing similar macros on their own toolbar tab. The product also generated small EXE's that you could distribute to other users. – Malcolm – 2010-09-30T16:50:20.243
I wasn't able to turn anything up as of today beyond one guy who vaguely thought he knew what I meant but didn't think they were around anymore. If I luck out I'll update...I would actually be interested to find this software myself! – Shinrai – 2010-10-01T14:42:48.080
autoIT may do something along these lines. – user50936 – 2010-09-30T19:16:44.773