Hi Rob, Please let me back up here:
> These two lines of your script defeat my purpose for using the 'send in > time' construct, because they still use 'the mouse', which I'm trying to > avoid: > ---------- >> if the mouse is up then exit checkScroll >> if the mouse is within graphic 1 then ---------- As it turns out, I think the problem isn't inherent in 'the mouse' structures except when we try to put them in a repeat loop where they swallow big gulps of processor time. Consequently, I must apologize. I used a combination of changes to it, but I think the basic 'send-in-time' to itself structure to cause the cycling is OK. With some alterations, I found the simplicity works OK (I posted my basic working script). Thanks. Ken N. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
