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Macro Logging to Report Macro Issues
July 14, 2018
If a macro results in an error or doesn't do what you expect it to do, you can now collect logs and send them to our support e-mail address for investigation.
Collecting Macro Logs
To collect macro logs, click on Settings > Enable Macro Logging.
This will display the Macro Logging dialog box:
Keep this dialog box open and then run the macro you are having issues with to reproduce the problem. When you execute a macro while the Macro Logging dialog is open, it will automatically collect logs from the macro.
Once you are done with the macro button will become enabled. Make sure to close all error messages or dialog boxes that the macro displays before saving logs.
Log Contents
Macro logging will collect enough information to reproduce the issues. This includes contents of the pages or sections in OneNote that the macro worked on. For instance if you used Search & Replace macro in a section, the macro will have to read the contents of all pages in the section and logs will contain all that content. Keep that in mind when sending these logs to avoid sending sensitive or private information.When you click on it will display a summary of what data it have collected:
Est ce qu'il y a une macro de calculer le nombre d'ajout, modification ou suppression sur une page, section ou même bloc-note ?
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Hello,
I want to ask if there is a macro which enable to calculate the number of the adding, modification, or deleting in a page, section or even bloc-note ?
plz, the macros in which language are programed ?
Best and thanks,
--JBM
Best,
--Joe
When I start a new page, and I select Blackboard as the background, from Background dropdown, the heading text is white, and says Blackboard by default, and can be overwritten by white text without an issue. However, the paragraphs use black as the default. I looked at the macro code, and it does show that it is choosing the white font (#ffffff) for all paragraphs... my theory is, that because no paragraphs have been started yet, nothing is converted, and so it uses the normal default style (which is black) to start a new paragraph. How can I get it so it always uses the white font by default when starting a new page and paragraph?
Does it work with OneNote for Windows 10 (the app)?
Is there a way to insert multiple lines in a text box in a dialog box? In fact, I would need like a multi-line (memo) box to accept plain text from the clipboard. Is this something you can add to the "wish list"?
Philippe