Hello
The error appears when I turn off the script with the keys CTRL+SHIFT+B
00BA523D
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Re: 00BA523D
Here are questions to ask yourself to troubleshoot this :
Have you changed the "Stop Running Scripts With" setting in Tools/Options to CTRL+SHIFT+B? What happens if you change it back to SHIFT+ESC?
Is another script already assigned to CTRL+SHIFT+B?
What does F6 do? Does it fire another Macro?
What happens if F6 is pressed very quickly in succession? Note that you have a 60 second wait between lines 2 and 4, but when the loop starts again, jumping from line 5 to line 1 it will press F6 again very quickly. Is this intended? Could stopping it in the middle of what it's doing be the cause of the problem?
Have you changed the "Stop Running Scripts With" setting in Tools/Options to CTRL+SHIFT+B? What happens if you change it back to SHIFT+ESC?
Is another script already assigned to CTRL+SHIFT+B?
What does F6 do? Does it fire another Macro?
What happens if F6 is pressed very quickly in succession? Note that you have a 60 second wait between lines 2 and 4, but when the loop starts again, jumping from line 5 to line 1 it will press F6 again very quickly. Is this intended? Could stopping it in the middle of what it's doing be the cause of the problem?
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label>start
press F6
wait>60
goto>start
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Re: 00BA523D
Returned the value just in case SHIFT+ESC.Dorian (MJT support) wrote: ↑Fri Dec 11, 2020 10:43 amHere are questions to ask yourself to troubleshoot this :
Have you changed the "Stop Running Scripts With" setting in Tools/Options to CTRL+SHIFT+B? What happens if you change it back to SHIFT+ESC?
Is another script already assigned to CTRL+SHIFT+B?
What does F6 do? Does it fire another Macro?
What happens if F6 is pressed very quickly in succession? Note that you have a 60 second wait between lines 2 and 4, but when the loop starts again, jumping from line 5 to line 1 it will press F6 again very quickly. Is this intended? Could stopping it in the middle of what it's doing be the cause of the problem?
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label>start press F6 wait>60 goto>start
Fixed the script. Didn't notice that the squeak quickly hit F6 twice.
Until the problem recurs.
Thank you