How to automate bumpage pulls

[Menta33]

My advice is to automate bumpage pulls to avoid getting squeezed by the MPM EDIT 24 hours plus one minute limitation and not have to deal with painfully slow EC website.

 

I use Firefox iMacros to automate the MPM/EC/CS/USAA pulls and set up a Windows 7 Task Scheduler to run MPM at the same time plus 3 minutes later each day.

 

Here are brief instructions for the MPM one:

 

1. Install Firefox v3 or later.

2. Add iMacros add-on (see Tools -> Add-ons, 'Get Add-ons', search for iMacros)

3. Restart Firefox

4. Record the macro using iMacros, press record, run through your MPM pull, stop record, and then save under a name you like. Right click on your new macro and choose menu Add Bookmark to get dialog and copy the URL field that reads something like: imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim (for my iMacro named "Update both My Privacy Matters.iim"

5. Set up Task Scheduler with a task with a trigger run once and repeat indefinitely every 1443 minutes (i.e. one day and 3 minutes later). Task action is to start a program (something like "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe") and with arguments to the program (something like -remote "openURL(imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim)"

 

My iMacro that I recorded and edited a bit by hand (change replay to slow and close tabs at end) looks like this and has passwords saved in firefox, so my macro does not fill in the password, but firefox does when username is entered (edited to obscure my identity and login credentials):

 

VERSION BUILD=7000908 RECORDER=FX

TAB T=1

URL GOTO=http://www.myprivacymatters.com/(myXXXKeyHereXXX)/CDW/

SET !REPLAYSPEED SLOW

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:__aspnetForm ATTR=ID:_ctl0__ctl0_txtZipCode CONTENT=YourZipCodeHere

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:IMAGE FORM=ID:__aspnetForm ATTR=ID:_ctl0__ctl0_cmdLogin

TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:3-in-1<SP>Credit<SP>Report<SP>and<SP>Triple<SP>Scores<SP>;

TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=ID:Image2

TAB T=2

FRAME F=0

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:{actionForm.userName} CONTENT=myUserId1Here

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processLogin&&VALUE:LOGIN

TAG POS=1 TYPE=FONT ATTR=TXT:Request<SP>a<SP>New<SP>Report

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:RADIO FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:wlw-radio_button_group_key:{actionForm.iagree}&&VALUE:yes

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processSubsequentReport&&VALUE:CONFIRM

TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:Logout

TAB T=1

TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=ID:Image2

TAB T=2

FRAME F=0

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:{actionForm.userName} CONTENT=myWifesUserIdHere

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processLogin&&VALUE:LOGIN

TAG POS=1 TYPE=FONT ATTR=TXT:Request<SP>a<SP>New<SP>Report

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:RADIO FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:wlw-radio_button_group_key:{actionForm.iagree}&&VALUE:yes

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processSubsequentReport&&VALUE:CONFIRM

TAB T=2

TAB CLOSE

TAB T=1

TAB CLOSE

 

Note for Equifax Complete, my macro adds 'SET !TIMEOUT 6000' near the top since their website is so painfully slow.

[BobWang]

VERY nice, m33, thanks!

[BoostMyScore]

The iMacros firefox add-on is pretty slick.

[uncoder2010]

Nice work!

[dmdusn]

My advice is to automate bumpage pulls to avoid getting squeezed by the MPM EDIT 24 hours plus one minute limitation and not have to deal with painfully slow EC website.

 

I use Firefox iMacros to automate the MPM/EC/CS/USAA pulls and set up a Windows 7 Task Scheduler to run MPM at the same time plus 3 minutes later each day.

 

Here are brief instructions for the MPM one:

 

1. Install Firefox v3 or later.

2. Add iMacros add-on (see Tools -> Add-ons, 'Get Add-ons', search for iMacros)

3. Restart Firefox

4. Record the macro using iMacros, press record, run through your MPM pull, stop record, and then save under a name you like. Right click on your new macro and choose menu Add Bookmark to get dialog and copy the URL field that reads something like: imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim (for my iMacro named "Update both My Privacy Matters.iim"

5. Set up Task Scheduler with a task with a trigger run once and repeat indefinitely every 1443 minutes (i.e. one day and 3 minutes later). Task action is to start a program (something like "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe") and with arguments to the program (something like -remote "openURL(imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim)"

 

My iMacro that I recorded and edited a bit by hand (change replay to slow and close tabs at end) looks like this and has passwords saved in firefox, so my macro does not fill in the password, but firefox does when username is entered (edited to obscure my identity and login credentials):

 

VERSION BUILD=7000908 RECORDER=FX

TAB T=1

URL GOTO=http://www.myprivacymatters.com/(myXXXKeyHereXXX)/CDW/

SET !REPLAYSPEED SLOW

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:__aspnetForm ATTR=ID:_ctl0__ctl0_txtZipCode CONTENT=YourZipCodeHere

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:IMAGE FORM=ID:__aspnetForm ATTR=ID:_ctl0__ctl0_cmdLogin

TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:3-in-1<SP>Credit<SP>Report<SP>and<SP>Triple<SP>Scores<SP>;

TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=ID:Image2

TAB T=2

FRAME F=0

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:{actionForm.userName} CONTENT=myUserId1Here

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processLogin&&VALUE:LOGIN

TAG POS=1 TYPE=FONT ATTR=TXT:Request<SP>a<SP>New<SP>Report

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:RADIO FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:wlw-radio_button_group_key:{actionForm.iagree}&&VALUE:yes

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processSubsequentReport&&VALUE:CONFIRM

TAG POS=1 TYPE=A ATTR=TXT:Logout

TAB T=1

TAG POS=1 TYPE=IMG ATTR=ID:Image2

TAB T=2

FRAME F=0

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:TEXT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:{actionForm.userName} CONTENT=myWifesUserIdHere

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:loginForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processLogin&&VALUE:LOGIN

TAG POS=1 TYPE=FONT ATTR=TXT:Request<SP>a<SP>New<SP>Report

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:RADIO FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:wlw-radio_button_group_key:{actionForm.iagree}&&VALUE:yes

TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:SUBMIT FORM=NAME:doubleAcceptForm ATTR=NAME:actionOverride:processSubsequentReport&&VALUE:CONFIRM

TAB T=2

TAB CLOSE

TAB T=1

TAB CLOSE

 

Note for Equifax Complete, my macro adds 'SET !TIMEOUT 6000' near the top since their website is so painfully slow.

Can you please go over #5 a little bit more for me please, specifically the arguments section. I can't get the task scheduler to open the macro. I'm not very good with code, but I saw you had -remote openURL in there. I typed it out how you had it and added the info from the bookmark, but when the task scheduler runs it just opens a blank page. I suspect I am entering the wrong coding in.

[Menta33]

5. Set up Task Scheduler with a task with a trigger run once and repeat indefinitely every 1443 minutes (i.e. one day and 3 minutes later). Task action is to start a program (something like "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe") and with arguments to the program (something like -remote "openURL(imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim)"

 

My iMacro that I recorded and edited a bit by hand (change replay to slow and close tabs at end) looks like this and has passwords saved in firefox, so my macro does not fill in the password, but firefox does when username is entered (edited to obscure my identity and login credentials):

 

Note for Equifax Complete, my macro adds 'SET !TIMEOUT 6000' near the top since their website is so painfully slow.

Can you please go over #5 a little bit more for me please, specifically the arguments section. I can't get the task scheduler to open the macro. I'm not very good with code, but I saw you had -remote openURL in there. I typed it out how you had it and added the info from the bookmark, but when the task scheduler runs it just opens a blank page. I suspect I am entering the wrong coding in.

It is hard to say what is going wrong given the information you supplied. I suggest ensuring that the path you gave for Firefox is indeed where the application is installed. Bring up a command prompt 'cmd' and try pasting the path followed by the arguments to make sure that works right first before messing further with the task scheduler:

 

> C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe -remote "openURL(imacros://your/macro/path/here.iim)"

[EvilMan]

There is a bug and Firefox has to already be running for this to work, instead i installed the PV program to a folder named pv in program files. http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm

 

I then made a batch script with this in it? (in my case i am doing this with creditkarma as a example)

 

@echo off
PATH=%PATH%;%PROGRAMFILES%\PV;%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Firefox
PV.EXE firefox.exe >nul
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto Process_NotFound
:Process_Found
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:Process_NotFound
start /B "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"  http://www.google.com
ping 127.1.1.1
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:END

 

I saved this as creditkarma.bat and pointed my task scheduler to run it. Also note i named the Imacro script in FF as "CreditKarmaCheck". The above site from imacros is a simple run site and your imacros intercepts it and executes the code.

Edited March 28, 2011 by EvilMan

[KYBOSH]

I'd love to get this working on a mac.

 

I think our scheduler is only good for specific intervals and not +3 minutes from the last time it was done.

[Menta33]

I'd love to get this working on a mac.

 

I think our scheduler is only good for specific intervals and not +3 minutes from the last time it was done.

 

Try an interval of run once and repeat forever every 1443 minutes. (i.e. 24 hours plus 3 minutes)

[Menta33]

There is a bug and Firefox has to already be running for this to work, instead i installed the PV program to a folder named pv in program files. http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm

 

 

Oops, I always have Firefox running, so that is not an issue for me. There should be a way to launch it with the task manager, I suspect you have to change the argument, the arg I use (-remote) is for when Firefox is already up and running.

[dmdusn]

5. Set up Task Scheduler with a task with a trigger run once and repeat indefinitely every 1443 minutes (i.e. one day and 3 minutes later). Task action is to start a program (something like "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe") and with arguments to the program (something like -remote "openURL(imacros://run/?m=Update%20both%20My%20Privacy%20Matters.iim)"

 

My iMacro that I recorded and edited a bit by hand (change replay to slow and close tabs at end) looks like this and has passwords saved in firefox, so my macro does not fill in the password, but firefox does when username is entered (edited to obscure my identity and login credentials):

 

Note for Equifax Complete, my macro adds 'SET !TIMEOUT 6000' near the top since their website is so painfully slow.

Can you please go over #5 a little bit more for me please, specifically the arguments section. I can't get the task scheduler to open the macro. I'm not very good with code, but I saw you had -remote openURL in there. I typed it out how you had it and added the info from the bookmark, but when the task scheduler runs it just opens a blank page. I suspect I am entering the wrong coding in.

It is hard to say what is going wrong given the information you supplied. I suggest ensuring that the path you gave for Firefox is indeed where the application is installed. Bring up a command prompt 'cmd' and try pasting the path followed by the arguments to make sure that works right first before messing further with the task scheduler:

 

> C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe -remote "openURL(imacros://your/macro/path/here.iim)"

Firefox starts up fine. I can even get the macros to work by pasting the various "bookmark" codes in all by them self(80 new tabs open). I think it might have to do with which bookmark type I am selecting. So in the arguments, after setting FF to start, I should have: -remote "openURL(myacro///)" ? Here are the various types of bookmarks you can copy form iMacros:

imacros://run/?m=My%20P%20Mters.iim

http://run.imacros.net/?code=VkVSU0lPTiBCVUlMRD03MTEwMjAzIFJFQ09SREVSPUZYDQpUQUIgVD0xDQpUQUIgQ0xPU0VBTExPVEhFUlMNClVSTCBHT1RPPWh0dHA6Ly9teXByaXZhY3ltYXR0ZXJzLmNvbS8odW40bXJnNTVtcnRxYzNqem5sNWFraGlxKS9DRFcvDQpUQUcgUE9TPTEgVFlQRT1JTlBVVDpURVhUIEZPUk09TkFNRTpfX2FzcG5ldEZvcm0gQVRUUj1JRDpfY3RsMF9fY3RsMF90eHRNZeerthbcrrdk

I tried using the first one and the second one. The second one caused all the tabs to open. I think it may have to do with how I am entering the actual argument in. Like someone else said, FF may have to already be running. I'll fool around with it more when I get back from work. This will be awesome once I get it going.

Sorry, I didn't want the second bookmark hyperlinked. I think I am supposed to use the first one anyways

Edited March 28, 2011 by dmdusn

[bostonte]

I'd love to get this working on a mac.

 

I think our scheduler is only good for specific intervals and not +3 minutes from the last time it was done.

 

Create the workflow in Automator (it allows you to record actions similar to the above program, is already installed with OS X, and works with any program you prefer to use) and then schedule it to repeat every 1443 minutes with an iCal event.

[KYBOSH]

Create the workflow in Automator (it allows you to record actions similar to the above program, is already installed with OS X, and works with any program you prefer to use) and then schedule it to repeat every 1443 minutes with an iCal event.

 

Try an interval of run once and repeat forever every 1443 minutes. (i.e. 24 hours plus 3 minutes)

 

 

 

I get the hang of the automator but iCal's repeat/freq is only in days, weeks, months and years.

Not minutes.

 

Edited March 28, 2011 by KYBOSH

[dmdusn]

There is a bug and Firefox has to already be running for this to work, instead i installed the PV program to a folder named pv in program files. http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm

 

I then made a batch script with this in it? (in my case i am doing this with creditkarma as a example)

 

@echo off
PATH=%PATH%;%PROGRAMFILES%\PV;%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Firefox
PV.EXE firefox.exe >nul
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto Process_NotFound
:Process_Found
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:Process_NotFound
start /B "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"  http://www.google.com
ping 127.1.1.1
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:END

 

I saved this as creditkarma.bat and pointed my task scheduler to run it. Also note i named the Imacro script in FF as "CreditKarmaCheck". The above site from imacros is a simple run site and your imacros intercepts it and executes the code.

I guess FF does have to be running for this to work. I think I'll just do it with FF open. I am not really sure how to write a batch script like the one you just wrote. I'd like to learn, but it seems a little bit above my paygrade.

 

Edit:A workaround for this I guess is create a task to start FF, and then 1 minute later or whatever have the task run for MPM, or USAA or what not. Now, if anyone can help me edit the macro for USAA. Just for the login questions. Since there are 3, and only 1 is inputted into the macro. I tried editing the macro and adding the extra login questions(I just copied the one above it) but that doesnt work. I was reading on the iMacro website that you can set variables, but it is a little confusing. If my history clears, USAA wont be able to run in iMacro because it probably wont bring up the right question.

Edited March 28, 2011 by dmdusn

[BobWang]

Why do I find this hilarious?

[dmdusn]

Why do I find this hilarious?

I find it aggravating that I can't figure out how to write a little script. I should have chosen a different line of work.

[foeplay]

So MPM brought back the 24+1 rule? How lame...

[Menta33]

There is a bug and Firefox has to already be running for this to work, instead i installed the PV program to a folder named pv in program files. http://www.teamcti.com/pview/prcview.htm

 

I then made a batch script with this in it? (in my case i am doing this with creditkarma as a example)

 

@echo off
PATH=%PATH%;%PROGRAMFILES%\PV;%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Firefox
PV.EXE firefox.exe >nul
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto Process_NotFound
:Process_Found
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:Process_NotFound
start /B "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"  http://www.google.com
ping 127.1.1.1
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:END

 

I saved this as creditkarma.bat and pointed my task scheduler to run it. Also note i named the Imacro script in FF as "CreditKarmaCheck". The above site from imacros is a simple run site and your imacros intercepts it and executes the code.

I guess FF does have to be running for this to work. I think I'll just do it with FF open. I am not really sure how to write a batch script like the one you just wrote. I'd like to learn, but it seems a little bit above my paygrade.

 

Edit:A workaround for this I guess is create a task to start FF, and then 1 minute later or whatever have the task run for MPM, or USAA or what not. Now, if anyone can help me edit the macro for USAA. Just for the login questions. Since there are 3, and only 1 is inputted into the macro. I tried editing the macro and adding the extra login questions(I just copied the one above it) but that doesnt work. I was reading on the iMacro website that you can set variables, but it is a little confusing. If my history clears, USAA wont be able to run in iMacro because it probably wont bring up the right question.

 

I struggled with USAA for a while and did not find out how to do conditional branching in the iMacro for the rotating question it asks for security. Therefore, I turned off enhanced security and now it always asks for the PIN but rarely the security questions, for some reason occasionally it asks them at random, but most of the time it works.

 

I do check each day for the confirmation emails, and if not there, do it manually.

[tretre]

There is a bug and Firefox has to already be running for this to work, instead i installed the PV program to a folder named pv in program files. http://www.teamcti.c...iew/prcview.htm

 

I then made a batch script with this in it? (in my case i am doing this with creditkarma as a example)

 

@echo off
PATH=%PATH%;%PROGRAMFILES%\PV;%PROGRAMFILES%\Mozilla Firefox
PV.EXE firefox.exe >nul
if ERRORLEVEL 1 goto Process_NotFound
:Process_Found
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:Process_NotFound
start /B "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"  http://www.google.com
ping 127.1.1.1
"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -remote "openurl(http://run.imacros.net/?m=CreditKarmaCheck.iim)"
goto END
:END

 

I saved this as creditkarma.bat and pointed my task scheduler to run it. Also note i named the Imacro script in FF as "CreditKarmaCheck". The above site from imacros is a simple run site and your imacros intercepts it and executes the code.

I guess FF does have to be running for this to work. I think I'll just do it with FF open. I am not really sure how to write a batch script like the one you just wrote. I'd like to learn, but it seems a little bit above my paygrade.

 

Edit:A workaround for this I guess is create a task to start FF, and then 1 minute later or whatever have the task run for MPM, or USAA or what not. Now, if anyone can help me edit the macro for USAA. Just for the login questions. Since there are 3, and only 1 is inputted into the macro. I tried editing the macro and adding the extra login questions(I just copied the one above it) but that doesnt work. I was reading on the iMacro website that you can set variables, but it is a little confusing. If my history clears, USAA wont be able to run in iMacro because it probably wont bring up the right question.

 

I struggled with USAA for a while and did not find out how to do conditional branching in the iMacro for the rotating question it asks for security. Therefore, I turned off enhanced security and now it always asks for the PIN but rarely the security questions, for some reason occasionally it asks them at random, but most of the time it works.

 

I do check each day for the confirmation emails, and if not there, do it manually.

 

Can someone help me out because I cannot seem to get the counter to work for me. It keeps giving me an error message. Here are my softs!

 

CONSUMERINFO.COM 03/26/10

 

CREDIT EXPERT 1-866-673-0140 03/26/10

 

CREDIT EXPERT 1-866-673-0140 05/06/10

 

CREDIT EXPERT 1-866-673-0140 06/07/10

 

CREDIT EXPERT 1-866-673-0140 07/13/10

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 08/18/10

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 09/30/10

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 10/31/10

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 11/30/10

 

MIGHTY NET 12/04/10

 

CIC/EXPERIAN ALRTS 12/24/10

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 12/29/10

 

FAIR ISAAC 01/13/11

 

TRUECREDIT/24 PROTECT 01/13/11

 

TRUECREDIT/FREESCORE 01/13/11

 

TRUELINK 01/15/11

 

TRUELINK 01/16/11

 

CREDIT EXPERT 1-866-673-0140 01/31/11

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 02/27/11

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 03/22/11

 

EQUIFAX CONSUMER SERVICES, INC 03/23/11

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 03/23/11

 

EQUIFAX CONSUMER SERVICES, INC 03/24/11

 

AT&T SERVICES, INC 03/24/11

 

CREDITEXPERT 1-866-673-0140 03/24/11

 

 

[Menta33]

Can someone help me out because I cannot seem to get the counter to work for me. It keeps giving me an error message. Here are my softs!

[...]

 

Wrong thread, off topic, please post on the thread for jds's automatic counting of softs, not here for automated pulls for bumpage.

[bigperm0107]

Would love to automate my pulls but wow! this seems so complicated. I am fairly good at computers and this whole thing has me lost. I can already see me downloading it and then not being able to figure out how to use it. I am jealous of everyone that has it set up as MPM sucks! The 24+1 rule sucks!!

[VK]

not sure if I saw this thread before...but very, very cool.. ...thinking of going on a bumpage after June C*- already 6 inqs on EQ.

 

VK

[VK]

just did it for USAA...I am amazed at 2 things - first, how easy it is...and second, how hard it is for me to do new tasks that are totally unfamiliar to me...I have known/saw discussion on macros a few times - but never really set one up! even though it's as simple as browsing.

 

VK

[triger716]

just did it for USAA...I am amazed at 2 things - first, how easy it is...and second, how hard it is for me to do new tasks that are totally unfamiliar to me...I have known/saw discussion on macros a few times - but never really set one up! even though it's as simple as browsing.

 

VK

iMacros is the bomb when you need to do anything repetitive online. The record function makes it easy enough for pretty much anyone to use without knowing how to script or create batch files.

[Blackwb]

just did it for USAA...I am amazed at 2 things - first, how easy it is...and second, how hard it is for me to do new tasks that are totally unfamiliar to me...I have known/saw discussion on macros a few times - but never really set one up! even though it's as simple as browsing.

 

VK

 

I tried to set mine up today on Firefox for USAA. It logged me in and put in pin but the macro would stop every time at the spot it was supposed to input the social security number and I would have to manually take over. Anyone else have this problem or know how to fix it?