Is there a macro to turn in spell books on UO:A?

Did you try the sell agent?

Hmm lemme take a look around. I know we had this answered at one point. Gonna try and see if I can find it.

I just set a macro that double clicks on the librarian and click on the blue gem then target on the item. Then in UOA change "target" to "target item type" and set to hotkey.

Found the thread you started Ben

Turning in Library Items

F'nor's reply:
Start Recording.
Double Click NPC.
Navigate Menu to items to turn in.
(for wood its the boards and at this point I stop it cause you have to type in the number of boards to turn in)

You can leave the "turn-in" menu up and keep repeating this.

I'm fairly sure for single items its a lot of clicking, but the bulk items like boards, you cannot get UOAssist to accept the "amount" to take.

Now if this isn't EXACTLY correct, forgive me, as I'm at work and doing this from a year old memory (last time I turned in).

Lady Kylana's reply:
Set to Record.

Do a normal turn in, like you usually would. Double click NPC, select what you want to turn in, target. Do however many times in a row you want to do it (maybe 10 times, for 10 axes?)

Stop recording. Go back and change all the "target" lines to "target item type" (I think that's how you do it. I haven't done a turn in macro in a while and I don't remember). Just make sure you don't have any of your own battleaxes in your pack that you want to keep.

Fill your pack full of battle axes, and just hit your macro. It should work.

WittyLizard's reply:
Fastest way I found was to double click the NPC so the menu opens. THEN click Record on UOA, select from the menu the item you want to donate, target the item in your pack, and click Stop Recording. Right click on the Target Item and select Change to Target Item Type. Finally, assign a key to the macro and just hold it down until everything is donated.

By beginning the recording after the menu is open, you save the time of making the initial server request for each donation. It always seemed to hang for a few seconds on the first macroed donation (Waiting for Server -- or something). But once the first item is donated, the system will fly through the rest. There's no need to insert a Pause after targeting the item.

MUCH easier than manual donations.

That's how I do it.

good to know

Thanks Ally and all who posted!