Don't stop there!
There are few fundamentals that will make life in KM easier...
The manual is very good. You don't have to learn it word for word, but have a quick skim so you can understand the concepts and, importantly, know where to go back to later when you have questions.
You use Actions to do things. There are a lot of Actions, most of them have multiple options, and most of them can use values that you can provide in some way.
You use Tokens and Functions to get values. You can store these values in Variables, save them for later or manipulate them with Filters or Search and Replace (text), Calculations (numbers), and in other ways -- and then use them in later Actions.
Branching, like "If Then Else" or "Switch/Case", and the various looping actions like "Repeat" and "While" add a lot of power, but using them relies on everything above, so concentrate on the basics first.
As a wise person never actually said: "Give a man a 'Save current mouse position' action and he'll be able to save his mouse position. Teach him how to roll his own using KM fundamentals and he'll be able to automate anything [1]".
But the most important fundamentals of all are:
- Work out what you want to do
- Break that down to the simplest steps you can
- Try and work out how to do each step using KM's Actions, Tokens, etc
- If stuck for more than 5 minutes, don't beat yourself up -- we've all been there. Post your problem here, following these guidelines and ideally uploading a sample macro, and help will soon be at hand.
Welcome to KM, and welcome to the Forum!
[1] Some hyperbole may have been employed in the making of this statement. The value of your macro can go down as well as up, etc, etc...