Eh? I mean like the mouse click at the Windows. Automatically, so it just clicks."or just copy the 'Mouse Clicked' event and replace it wtih 'Every 5:00'" I Don't get it work
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28th July, 2003 at 04:22:32 -
I don't understand you still. You may need to describe the "Windows" part better. But as Shen said, Control X can simulate keyboard and mouse presses.
I assume you want to make something that, for example, clicks the Start->Shutdown->Ok buttons quickly before the user can react (well, either that or the My Computer->C->Format button)...
ControlX can simulate mouse clicks, but I'm not sure if that works outside the active window... It might, if you use it in conjunction with the Cursor object. For example, use the Cursor object to move the mouse to (0,0) on the screen, then use ControlX to simulate the click. I dont know if that's possible, but you could try.
Mike
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28th July, 2003 at 06:32:00 -
Control X can simulate out of the window, i made a small demo where it typed "Hello! " over and over. I opened up word and it typed it for me .
[i]"How i make mouse to click at the windows?"[/i]
Do u mean that an user clicks with the mouse every 5 seconds on a window?
What window? Of the current application, so i won't lose focus or on another
window which pops up?
Oh i feel like stupid.. I supposed to say that Mouse Click's At WINDOWS... Yeah, i wan't the program make the cursor of desktop start clicking or something
So you would like to control the mouse,
outside the mmf application?
I don't know if that's possible,
as far as i know, there isn't an action like:
mouse.click()
So i won't be able to help you any further,
perhaps someone else can.
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30th July, 2003 at 01:08:49 -
Control X is can simulate all of your clicking needs. And as for moving goes the "Mouse object" funnyly enough can move you mouse to actual x,y co-ordinates.