How can I see a list of what macros are available using a VB script?

To see an available list of macros in the application create a VB Script macro inside the application with the text below.

It will output a file called MacroList.log to your desktop that will list all of the available commands:

1) Open Tools>Macros>Record a Macro.

2) Note the Script number in the name, for example Script 1.

3) Select VBScript for the Scripting Language. Click OK.

4) Select Tools>Macros>Stop Recording Macro.

5) Go to Tools>Macros>Manage Macros.

6) In the Available Macros box select the script number you created in step 2 above. In the Macro Text box, copy the following text:

USERPRO = CreateObject("WScript.Shell").ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%USERPROFILE%")
FileOut = USERPRO & "\Desktop\MacroList.log"
Set OUTFILE = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").OpenTextFile(FileOut, 8, True)

cmdList = geo.meta_list_commands()
OUTFILE.WriteLine("=======================")
for each cmd in cmdList:
OUTFILE.WriteLine(cmd)
next
OUTFILE.close

7) Click on Save.

8) Click on Apply to accept then click Ok.

9) Open Tools>Macros>Play Macro. Select the Script and click on Script 1.

10) There should be a file called MacroList.log on your desktop.

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To see an available list of macros in the application create a VB Script macro inside the application with the text below.

It will output a file called MacroList.log to your desktop that will list all of the available commands:

1) Open Tools>Macros>Record a Macro.

2) Note the Script number in the name, for example Script 1.

3) Select VBScript for the Scripting Language. Click OK.

4) Select Tools>Macros>Stop Recording Macro.

5) Open Tools>Macros>Manage Macros.

6) In the Available Macros box select the script number you created in step 2 above. In the Macro Text box, copy the following text:

USERPRO = CreateObject("WScript.Shell").ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%USERPROFILE%")
FileOut = USERPRO & "\Desktop\MacroList.log"
Set OUTFILE = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").OpenTextFile(FileOut, 8, True)

cmdList = geo.meta_list_commands()
OUTFILE.WriteLine("=======================")
for each cmd in cmdList:
OUTFILE.WriteLine(cmd)
next
OUTFILE.close

7) Click on Accept and then OK.

8) Open Tools>Macros>Run Macro File. Select the Script and click on Execute

9) There should be a file called MacroList.log on your desktop.