Can someone suggest how to do negative multiplication on a variable? I discovered that this could not be done (by me). I wanted to toggle a status every time I go through a routine. I set the Status=1, and then multiply Status by -1. If the Status is greater than 0, do action A, else do Action B. If...

Just wanted to point out a reference documentation error. When you click on the icon for Command Reference (book), the links for "Let" and "Lup" are combined. Clicking on the link brings you to "Let". To see the help on "Lup" you must click on the "Help Contents" icon (question mark), go to the tab ...

:oops: Thanks a lot, Guest..... When I read your comment, I thought that I had only used Upper Case on the example in the forum, but looking at the script I found that I was using Upper Case. I changed it to Lower Case, and that problem is now fixed. Glad it was not a Version 7 issue (I should know ...

I hope this is just a glitch on my machine and not a real problem, but, I have started doing some new scripts with version 7.0 and seem to be having problems when using "Press CTRL". My application is acting like it has a SHIFT-CTRL instead of CTRL. I also see that CTRL-HOME is not working, but ALT-...

I thnk I understand better.....you want this running constantly to "cast a heal spell" to keep the character healthy all the time. So this will be running in the background while you are working on other activities in the game (Cheat, cheat, never beat!) . :?: Does the F4 select the spell and the Lc...

Sounds like a game you are working with? Anyway, I was curious about the Left Click. In most applications it is very important about where the mouse is located when you click. In your case, just clicking on the left button anywhere on the screen is OK? If not, then you need to think about the X,Y po...

:cry: I have found that I cannot insert emoticons or Font Styles at the location of the cursor when using Netscape. The selected effect goes to the end of the message and then I have to cut and paste. :idea: I did some experimenting and I did discover that this does not happen with MSIE. I know that...

:? Looking at the new commands in Version 7.0 I see that the examples for GoSub, SRT, and END all show the same example. But it looks like the examples have a typo? :?: Shouldn't the End name match the SRT name? In the example for SRT>EnterName the name with SRT> is "EnterName" but the name with End...

I am trying to use "Message>" to create a progress bar and found that i cannot get the ASCII characters that I need. :( Apparently the hi-bit characters that I am looking for are part of the "box and line drawing" IBM set, not the standard ASCII values. :?: Is there a way to generate the IBM set cha...

The renaming of the file shows up immediately in the list of macro names. It was the actual running of the macros that did not happen on schedule. Here are specific steps to reproduce the problem: I will record my steps here right now as I make the changes: 1. Using Windows 98 SE, version 4.10.2222A...

Sounds great, love the quick responses!

NO, macros.dat is not write protected, but I did see this: I renamed two files. Looked inside macros.dat and the changes did not happen. The time/date of macros.dat did not change. I then QUIT Macro Scheduler and restarted it. The changes to macros.dat were now in place. So I tried this again and fo...

I can't beleive this! What a dummy!

Don't you wish they were all that simple to fix? This is great, will start to use it today. Thanks for the help.

Here is another request I had made that received no feedback. Any chance this will be in version 7? ================================= I find that I have a frequent need to append files. The only way I have been able to do this is to make batch files using the DOS Copy command, and calling them to be...

I recently renamed some macros using the Edit Rename function. It all appeared to be good, until I noticed a few days later that some of my scheduled macros were not running. I was getting a message that the macro file could not be found. I renamed the macros back to their original name, and that fi...