carbon-fiber-hoods
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In pseudocode (I leave the detailed code to you):
Your Main Repeat Loop Your processing code -- Here's the logic to hit the Down key one additional time at the end of each loop Increment variable N1 (i.e. Set N1 = N1 + 1) Repeat N1 times Text Type DOWN End Repeat End of your Main Repeat Loop
In the first repeat execution you'll get one DOWN arrow. In the second, you'll get two DOWN arrows, etc.
thanks for the prompt reply. I'm not quite sure how to implement the pseudocode, there is a "Repeat with Variable using %N1%" with a counter option, but I'm not sure how to use that, also since the entire script has to repeat will this throw it off?
Can you tell me how I would do this in the scripting editor?
click down key 1 time
hit enter
repeat
click down key counter+1 times
hit enter
repeat
...etc etc
I'm just not sure how to being to input this with the scripting editor,
thanks for your help
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I have a fairly simple script that runs in my web browser.
I've encountered a road bump.
I need to hit the 'down arrow' key one additional time every time the scipt is looped.
I made a short youtube video screencast of what I'm trying to accomplish so it's easier to understand.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyP2vHdL5FY
How would I go about this?
Thanks!
Keystroke + Increment by 1, every time script is looped.
in Macro Express 3.x
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I will check that out, incase I can't figure it out what would you charge to make that macro?
Thanks!