Use this command to add mouse clicks to the Logic.
- Click
- Automates mouse clicks.
- Select the window from the drop-down list. If the application is running
but not visable, click Refresh.
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- Select the mouse button to click: Left Button, Middle Button, or
Right Button.
- Select the type of click: Click, Double Click, Button Down, or
Button Up.
- Select Relative To Screen or Window. Use the Window option when
you work with varying screen resolutions (for example, a
dual-monitor).
- Move
- Automates the movement of a mouse from one location to another.
- Use Mouse Position (From) to specify the mouse
starting position.
Either use the Capture button, specify numeric values, or press
the F2 key to insert variables for the X and Y coordinates in
Mouse Position.
- Use Mouse Position (To) to specify mouse
movement.
Either use the Capture button, specify numeric values, or press
the F2 key to insert variables for the X and Y coordinates in
Mouse Position.
The yellow prompt bar will change to red if the content you click
is not a table.
- Optionally, add a delay in milliseconds.
- Scroll
- Automates the action of mouse scrolling. Use this command in conjunction
with Insert Mouse Click.
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- Select a scrolling direction option, either Up or Down .
- Enter number of iterations.
- Specify the delay time required.
- For applications that change titles:
- If the name of the application window title changes over time, insert a
wild card character (*) at the start or end of the window title. This
ensures that the application is consistently found when running the
Logic.
- For example, to ensure the Microsoft Excel application is always found, use
'Microsoft Excel*' or '*Excel' or '*Excel*'.
- When Secure Recording Mode is enabled:
- Images are not captured.