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In article <31148652@rlyeh.muc.de>, "Dirk Taggesell" <craven@rlyeh.muc.de>
wrote:

> Hi there!
> 
> The other day I tried to control Scala via ARexx. the Idea behind this
> is that my Editing Software (Supercut) can invoke ARexx commands to
> control other software. And I tried to force Scala to show the next
> page on every arexx event sent to scala.
> 
> But as far as the manual explains, there seems to be no "Show Next"
> command.
> What I want to achieve is a functionality similar to the right mouse
> button, which shows the next page from my script. I tried some
> commands but didn't find the appropriate.
> 
> What do I have to do to force Scala to show the next page from a
> (previously loaded) script?
> 
> --
>  mfg Craven
>  Dirk Taggesell, Muenchen
>  craven@rlyeh.muc.de
>  http://www.muc.de/~rlyeh
> 
> If you really know how the hardware works, you'll write better software,
> and if you really know how the software works, you'll design better
> hardware.
>  
> Dave Haynie in comp.sys.amiga.multimedia
>                            (Msg-ID: 1995May3.172432.29256@scala.scala.com)

Could you do it the other way round - that is insert the arexx commands
for your editing software in a scala script and execute the commands from
scala?

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