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MortScript 4.1

Scripting language for Windows Mobile.
Primary aim is to automize system tasks (file operations, registry, running programs, automized input, etc.), but also includes some dialogs and many other features.
The syntax is mostly based on Basic, so it's quite easy to learn.
Download includes versions for PPCs (WM devices with touchscreen), Smartphones (WM devices without touchscreen), PNAs (navigation devices with stripped down Windows Mobile), and desktop Windows.

Zaniax

So, where do I find the real download link for my ax ?

The one provided doesn't work for me, sorry

Zaniax

Got it from Softpedia, thanks :)

Julie

A really great and useful application. Thanks!

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Zaniax

Yeah - and the pdf user manual is huge especially if you must read it from your ax :)

Don't forget to download some sourcecode examples - they are very informative ...

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Julie

It is a sophisticated application. When I got it quite a while ago, I must have missed the manual, or maybe there wasn't one. I created some scripts, mostly through trial and error. I need to go get that manual.

I was thinking just today, about a script I wanted to create that would copy the tables that are created by all the different applications I use to my SD card for safekeeping...

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Zaniax

Maybe you can get some inspiration from the backup.mscr source

Haven't tried it myself though ...