Isn't the purpose of hs.WaitEvents to override the normal 30-second timeout that occurs if a script is in a waiting state? Is there any magic mumbo-jumbo involved in invoking it? I have a script that has a 2-minute pause [hs.WaitSecs(120)] and I don't want that box to pop up in the middle of it. So I put
hs.WaitEvents
hs.WaitSecs(120)
Do I have to turn off the hs.WaitEvents afterwards or something?
hs.WaitEvents
hs.WaitSecs(120)
Do I have to turn off the hs.WaitEvents afterwards or something?
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