Noticed ButtonClick 1,3 (which I used way back) doesn't work when making commands in Dragon, and gives me an error. How would I do this?

I'm using it in something like this:

if ListVar1 = "testing" then ButtonClick 1,1 then SendKeys "^s"

...But I don't know how to add more than one "SendKeys" macro after the "then" part (and something like "if ListVar1 = "testing" then SendKeys "^s" then Wait 0.1 then ButtonClick 1,1 then SendKeys "^f"" doesn't work).

Is there a way to add multiple series of "SendKeys" (including "Wait" parts) in an if ListVar1 command? If so, how would I do this?

Have you tried dumbing it down with something like the following:

Sub Main

ButtonClick 1,3 'we don't know what this does 

Wait 0.1

SendKeys "^s"

Wait 0.1

ButtonClick 1,1

Wait 0.1

SendKeys "^f"

End Sub

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You should probably learn where the documentation is for Dragon®’s Basic:

https://www.nuance.com/products/help/dragon/dragon-for-pc/scriptref/Content/vbs/speechlinks_basic_language.htm

The format for the complex (multiple statements after then) if/then statement is:

If ListVar1 = "testing" Then

' do all the things that you need to do

     ButtonClick 1, 1

     ButtonClick 1, 1

     ButtonClick 1, 1

' do it three times in a row if

' ButtonClick 1, 3

' is not accepted (I don't recall it ever being acceptable)

' you could also do:

    ' ButtonClick 1, 2

     ' ButtonClick 1, 1

     SendKeys "^s", 1

End If

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