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Great! The below worked for my purposes...

Loop
{
IfEqual, A_Cursor, Arrow, break ;so long as we are still getting a non regular cursor, wait
Sleep, 0.25 * 1000
}

Oooh.. thanks for the link. I went through a bunch of other items in the help, but didn't think this may be one of them there variable thingees. Excellent, I'll give it a whirl.

FYI: I previousl ...

So is there no way then to access in the 2nd loop what the A_Index is of the main loop?

If I wanted to next a new loop inside an existing loop, will that mess up the %A_Index% variable of the first one? How does this work?

Is there a way to check if the cursor isn't in a normal state? For example, I am trying to automate a pull from a webite. After entering various inputs and hitting the respective "GO" key, ...

Ah.. you know, I had that correct the first time, but I guess I must have had something else off. It is working now. Thank you for your quick assist.

So, does WinWait when the loop rolls through ...

Okay... I just re-tested it...

The following DOES WORK while the dialog box comes up (i.e. once the box pops up, the space is sent and the loop continues on):
WinWait, Windows Internet Explorer
S ...

Does the ErrorLevel reset itself when the next Loop rolls around? That is to say, does it only persist until the next thing which may test it (like another WinWait)?

I am automating a process that uses a LOOP.

The script runs through a few chores, entering info on a website and then tries to download information via a button that is available only if data is av ...

Excellent... I don't know how I missed that.

In the code below (sends a few different items to a Bloomberg screen), I'd like to replace the Sleep commands with something that will wait for the spacebar to be pressed before continuing. I know a ...

Many thanks!

For anyone else that would like my little script, here it is (I switched over to using just the Alt key instead of Ctrl+Alt):

!Down::send {PgDn}
!Up::send {PgUp}
!Left::send {Home ...

I'm trying to make an AHK script for my netbook to get around having to use two hands to do Page Down, Page Up, Home & End. (these are Fn keys on top of the cursor keys on my netbook).

I tried ...