A very strange problem.
I have my own version of a Stolen Phone macro.
It disappeared from my list of Macros for some reason. Or at least it isn't visible with the other macros when I click on the Macros button on the bottom Taskbar. Curiously, I have a modified version of that Macro called "Stolenphone Example" that I posted in the Templates, and that version is still in my Macro list.
I imported my macros from a backup .mdr file that I made 3 months ago. It said that all 13 macros were imported but the Stolen Phone macro still isn't there. (There are only 13 macros, including Stolen Phone.) Or at least it isn't visible in the list of macros after importing. The rest of the macros in that .mdr file imported without any problems. I know the Stolen Phone macro is in that .mdr file because I searched through it using a text editor. (It wasn't in the 2 newer backup files that I had. I make a backup file every month.)
The only error I see in System Log is: "Cannot access export path: null".
Any help would be appreciated. I am stumped.
I have my own version of a Stolen Phone macro.
It disappeared from my list of Macros for some reason. Or at least it isn't visible with the other macros when I click on the Macros button on the bottom Taskbar. Curiously, I have a modified version of that Macro called "Stolenphone Example" that I posted in the Templates, and that version is still in my Macro list.
I imported my macros from a backup .mdr file that I made 3 months ago. It said that all 13 macros were imported but the Stolen Phone macro still isn't there. (There are only 13 macros, including Stolen Phone.) Or at least it isn't visible in the list of macros after importing. The rest of the macros in that .mdr file imported without any problems. I know the Stolen Phone macro is in that .mdr file because I searched through it using a text editor. (It wasn't in the 2 newer backup files that I had. I make a backup file every month.)
The only error I see in System Log is: "Cannot access export path: null".
Any help would be appreciated. I am stumped.
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