I really have no idea how to use this program but all i want to know is how to make it record what i do with my mouse then press play to repeat what i did over and over again, just like the tasker.
If anyone has an msn messenger screenname it would help if someone could go through it with me step by step.
Thank You!
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Recording mouse movement
Re: Recording mouse movement
Hi.
I don't think this is currently possible, however if you really wanted you could give mouse move commands, then mouse click commands, but in my opinion this is just an accident waiting to happen.
Generally speaking though, assuming what you are actually do is to control an application, the way to approach this is to first find out what ways there are to interface with the program. For example Zoom Player and many other media programs have TCP/IP control interfaces, keyboards shortcuts, command line switches etc.
So depending on the program you are trying to control you could either:
-Interface through the 'official' documented control interface, if any.
-Use command line switches, which some programs provide.
-Emulate keystrokes and send them to the application.
-Find out what the button/control ID's are and use the windows SendMessage and PostMessage methods to control the program. This is probably the most work of the above to set up, also requires most knowledge and time, and it's possible compatibility may break too if the program is updated for example.
-jinxdone
I don't think this is currently possible, however if you really wanted you could give mouse move commands, then mouse click commands, but in my opinion this is just an accident waiting to happen.
Generally speaking though, assuming what you are actually do is to control an application, the way to approach this is to first find out what ways there are to interface with the program. For example Zoom Player and many other media programs have TCP/IP control interfaces, keyboards shortcuts, command line switches etc.
So depending on the program you are trying to control you could either:
-Interface through the 'official' documented control interface, if any.
-Use command line switches, which some programs provide.
-Emulate keystrokes and send them to the application.
-Find out what the button/control ID's are and use the windows SendMessage and PostMessage methods to control the program. This is probably the most work of the above to set up, also requires most knowledge and time, and it's possible compatibility may break too if the program is updated for example.
-jinxdone