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[edoggy88]

I am new to this.

I am trying to run this every 3 minutes, with and endless loop and "1" as the stop key

WinWait, Program Manager,
IfWinNotActive, Program Manager, , WinActivate, Program Manager,
WinWaitActive, Program Manager,
Send, {PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}
WinWait, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
IfWinNotActive, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer, , WinActivate, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
WinWaitActive, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
MouseClick, left, 245, 210
Sleep, 100

How do i do this?

[janopn]

Hi!

To Run "X" set of instructions every "Y" ammount of time, the best option is Settimer.

Settimer, Instructions, 18000 ; 18.000 ms = 3 minutes
return

Instructions:
WinWait, Program Manager,
IfWinNotActive, Program Manager, , WinActivate, Program Manager,
WinWaitActive, Program Manager,
Send, {PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}{PGUP}
WinWait, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
IfWinNotActive, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer, , WinActivate, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
WinWaitActive, RightBed :: Bed Board - Windows Internet Explorer,
MouseClick, left, 245, 210
Sleep, 100
return

1::Settimer, Instructions, off

[edoggy88]

Thanks, will this be an endless loop? Sorry! Extremely new at thins

[Person93]

The 'SetTimer' command runs the specified subroutine at the specified interval.

SetTimer, RoutineX, 50

The above example would run 'RoutineX' every 50 miliseconds.