April 26th, 2011, 05:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Rob.G
Actually it does. There is the Variable Randomize action. For instance you would use:
Variable Randomize
- Name %MYSNOOZE (name of your chosen variable)
- Min 1 (smallest number to choose - 1 minute)
- Max 60 (greatest number - 60 minutes)
Each time you call this command, it will generate a random integer between Min and Max. Then just use this variable as the amount of time to snooze your alarm.
In your Snooze task, in the Wait command under Minutes, press the rotating arrows button above the plus sign and it allows you to enter a variable name instead of just the number slider.
So you would probably put the Variable Randomize task just before the Wait command in your Snooze task.
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I think it's working!!
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