Also, if you just want to slow down one step or several steps but not
everything you can type Wait (5) after your "actions"  and you will
pause the script for 5 seconds, (or whatever time).  This works well
with slower responding applications, especially STAR when your changing
screens and such.   

 

 

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Greetings,

I think you're thinking about Timeout here which does have that behavior
- when you Connect it resets to its default.

 

Setting Share("WaitSpeed") "global" to the script - it's set until set
otherwise or the script stops.

 

To illustrate I could run the below pretty useless section of code
(inside a Rule)

msgbox Share("Waitspeed")

connect "test",ststream

share("Waitspeed")=1

connect "test2",ststream

msgbox share("Waitspeed")

 

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Oh, and every Connect command will reset the waitspeed to default.

 

 

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Is there anyway to set the Wait Speed in the script?

 

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