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[Tuicemen]

Please answer one last question spam4us,

Looking at the AHP package on the X10 site, I note that macros are built by dragging modules in the Macro pane. The resulting macro instructions are seen at the bottom of the pane. What I don't see is how one enters pseudo codes like the ones that are inside your macro solution (especially the if statement).

If there is a set of macro instructions specific to AHP, is their syntax supplied with the package and how are they entered into AHP?       javascript:void(0);

Thank you, again.

You'll need the smartmacro plug-in for advanced macro functions! Make sure you get the AHP suite with all the plug-ins included,It is cheaper then getting AHP and just the Smartmacro plug-in!

[summeratlast]

Good timing Tuicemen.


I just found and ordered the package that you described. Effectively, you saved me money and an undue delay. I can hardly wait to try the solution suggested by spam4us.

Hopefully I won't have to write back asking for help. In any event, I'll write back to let everyone know how the venture turned out.

Thanks to all who answered my call.

[spam4us]

What I don't see is how one enters pseudo codes like the ones that are inside your macro solution (especially the if statement).

Sorry for not getting back sooner.  I don't check these boards everyday.  To answer your question.....on the Macro Designer screen, click on the box that says "Show Condition".  When you do that, the area where you enter the conditions opens up near the top of the screen.  This is where you enter in your "If" statements.  The next area down the screen is where you enter in what you want to happen if the "If" conditions are true.

[summeratlast]

Loud and clear.

Thanks spam4us