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There is no need for the else statement with what you are trying to do here.

So try this:

if n:=1 then
x:=56
y:=370

if n:=2 then
x:=56
y:=420

if n:=3 then
x:=56
y:=460

if n:=4 then
x:=56
y:=515

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Flower wrote:

> Dear all
>
> i have a question about using if - then in authorware:
> i have type the following command, but it can only run the first time ..
>
> i don't know why , besides, can i use "Select Case" (VB command) or
> something like that kind of command in authorware
> here is my if-then:
> n:=n+1
> if n:=1 then
> x:=56
> y:=370
> else if n:=2 then
> x:=56
> y:=420
> else if n:=3 then
> x:=56
> y:=460
> else if n:=4 then
> x:=56
> y:=515
> end if
>
> thanks
> lutgardis
> 15/1/99