By the way, I'm not trying to insert Time Delay between key strokes, just a regular time delay where the mouse don't move for x amount of time between clicks. Thank you!

Have you tried using the "Wait" action? It allows you to specify a number of seconds where WinAutomation simply waits before moving to the next action in the script

In terms of "not moving the mouse" you can use the "Block Input" action (you'll find it in the Mouse & Keyboard folder) to prevent manual moving of the mouse, e.g. moving the mouse by mistake

Cheers,

Henrik

I'm currently using the macro recorder: After recording a session with the macro recorder, I would like to manually edit/tweak the wait value. Where can I do that?

When you stop the recording and press the "Convert recording to actions" button, you will notice that for every mouse move/click and every keystroke that you pressed there is a corresponding action in the job designer. So, if for example you wrote the text:

hello there

and you wanted to add a delay between the hello and the there, you need to look for a "Send Keys" action in your job that will contain the hello there text. Then, you can just add something like that between them:

hello {Delay 90000} there

Remember that 90000 is in milliseconds, so the above will basically pause the job for 90 seconds between the word hello and the word there. You can also split the text in 2 different Send Keys actions and add a "Wait" action between them (the time is counted in seconds in the Wait action though).

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Thank you so much for your help! =)

Thanks a million - inserting a {Delay 90000} is so much easier than always having to split into multiple actions

Cheers,

Henrik