Can I use a maco with 2 eucon commands?

[Brandonx1]

I'm just now delving into macros. I'm able to use one eucon command with keystokes and whatever but I'm not able to use a second eucon command in the macro. So, I want to disable volume automation
(eucon), punch automation (key stoke), and then enable volume automation again (eucon) all in one key stroke. I'm not able to program the second eucon command. Is this possible or did I miss something?
Thanks

[robertg]

Originally Posted by Brandonx1

I'm just now delving into macros. I'm able to use one eucon command with keystokes and whatever but I'm not able to use a second eucon command in the macro. So, I want to disable volume automation
(eucon), punch automation (key stoke), and then enable volume automation again (eucon) all in one key stroke. I'm not able to program the second eucon command. Is this possible or did I miss something?
Thanks

I'd like this feature as well, I don't understand why it's not possible.. one of the strengths of eucon was supposed to be stackable commands.

[The golfer]

Unfortunately you can use only 1 eucon command at a time in a combined command.

[Ryan Young]

I wonder if there's a way to "trick" the .xml into doing this. It's at least SHOWING that there are multiple EuCon commands but I don't think it's firing multiple commands.

<Control DELAY="250" FREQ="1000" ID="SoftKey12" RepeatEntry="True" TYPE="SmartSwitch">
<Label FONT="Arial Bold" FONTSIZE="12.0000" NAME="Automation Test" NOTEXT="1" TYPE="Text"/>
<CommandSet SUBTYPE="OneShot">
<Command ID="1" TYPE="EuCon">*/Automation/Write Enable/Enable Volume Automation</Command>
<Command ID="1" TYPE="EuCon">*/Automation/Punch Capture</Command>
<Command ID="1" TYPE="EuCon">*/Automation/Write Enable/Enable Volume Automation</Command>
</CommandSet>

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