As they are written in Cypress Visual Basic they need an appropriate runtime environment to work, they are not compatible with for example Microsoft VB as far as I know. Such an environment is built-in to Mach3 to run its scripts (macros) and wizards, either OEM or user-defined. It's a while since I used these but IIRC you open M3 and then a Script Editor window as in my last post. Open the script in the window, then either "run" it from a menu or by pressing the green arrow. Everything happens very quickly for the import/export scripts. For export for example it exports a text file to the top level of c\mach3\ called ToolTable.txt. You should then see a message in the Status DRO of the Program Run screen saying something like Tool Table - [N entries exported] If you want the file to be somewhere else you need to edit the file path in the statement
textFilePath = "C:\mach3\ToolTable.txt"
which is near the start of the code.