Want to see a freecell game play in 3-4 seconds? Want to boost your freecell statistics? Want to irritate a geeky friend? Try this macro in EventGhost:
<Macro Name="play game 31403">
<Action>System.Execute(u'C:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\freecell.exe', u'', 0, False, 2, u'')</Action>
<Action>EventGhost.Wait(0.5)</Action>
<Action>Window.FindWindow(u'freecell.exe', None, None, None, None, None, False, 0.0, 0)</Action>
<Action>Window.BringToFront()</Action>
<Action>Window.SendKeys(u'{F3}31403{Return}', False)</Action>
<Action>Window.SendKeys(u'606468067074075450095065067670', False)</Action>
<Action>Window.SendKeys(u'157846494045374707491814341737', False)</Action>
<Action>Window.SendKeys(u'3036203225808021n', False)</Action>
<Action>Window.Close()</Action>
</Macro>
This macro will start freecell, play the game, then close. I put a repeat macro in and tied it to the system idle event. When I leave my PC, it plays a few times. The computer has won 3500 games since yesterday.
Sometimes it hangs up and I don't know why, but it doesn't seem to lose.
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Boosting your freecell statistics
Re: Boosting your freecell statistics
You can easily boost your statistics with an registry editor 
I'v got honest 10224 won games (in the last 6 or 7 years).
I'v got honest 10224 won games (in the last 6 or 7 years).