So, when multiple files are added to the watched folder in one go, you want your Macro to just run once and not multiple times?
One way to do that is to have the Macro disable itself and then after a pause enable itself again. Adding a Semaphore lock as well at the start will stop any of the other instances of the Macro starting up. In the example Macro below the pause is 5 seconds - but you could make the pause longer (like the 60 seconds you mentioned) if you might be adding more files in that time and you don't want the Macro to react to them.
Hello! how are you? Thank you for your comment again.
This macro is really wonderful. But there is only one drawback. It depends on the following action depending on the waiting time. For example, when I send a large amount of files to the specified folder (PSD, Raw etc), I have to specify a significant waiting time. As a result, the time to start the trigger is significantly delayed. To solve the problem, I want to introduce an action that recognizes that all files have been transferred using "Pause Unitil" or "if". is it possible?
WOW! That's a really wonderful macro Thank you!! As I told @ccstone If you can replace the waiting time to another command, it is really great. Do you know how to do that?
Thank you again!
Thank you for taking the time for me. It's a really wonderful macro. And it's really intelligent. However, I didn't know how to set the original action. I will provide you with my edited macro. If you have time, can you check what's wrong?
Yes, well – the macro is a bit complicated and contains Japanese.
Spending an hour or more puzzling out what the macro is doing isn't on my agenda – so having a summary of what the macro is doing and where it is failing would be helpful.
I apologize to you when the macro contains Japanese
also that's a very smart opinion. I am grateful for your wonderful support. I want to continue using this macro