neo
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Post by neo on May 25, 2017 12:58:01 GMT -8
Tried everything, batch commander does not recognize any mouse clicks. What am I missing?
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Post by jameyz on May 26, 2017 8:34:48 GMT -8
Tried everything, batch commander does not recognize any mouse clicks. What am I missing? Are you talking about Raven or Batch Commander? As Raven only works with touch. Do you mean you can't click on Raven or that you can't record a Batch Command?? Once you finish the recording, open the user quicklist and add the recording in to Batch Command Script. The "Recording" function is based on X/Y axis so any windows that move around will be tough to program. Try using one of the "Align" batch command to snap the window into place before the Click happens. The Recordings also will work better if you break up them up into separate recordings so "Delay" can be added in between the steps. Also, it's better to use the BC editor to enter anything that uses a "key command", as the recording is for Mouse clicks and can't handle some complex key commands as well as the BC editor. Here is the video on how to use the "Record" function. youtu.be/YiZBW1UEBVk?t=29m56s |
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Post by neo on May 26, 2017 14:23:09 GMT -8
I got as far as bringing up a menu list but then selecting a dropdown menu doesn't work. I see the quickest step I was missing though. How do I get it to complete the task? Thanks for your help.
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Post by jameyz on May 26, 2017 15:48:43 GMT -8
I got as far as bringing up a menu list but then selecting a dropdown menu doesn't work. I see the quickest step I was missing though. How do I get it to complete the task? Thanks for your help. The key is to break up every click as a separate click so you can adjust the delay time. Also, if you can use the Batch Commander editor to add key commands to find the menu. Which menu are you trying to click? There is probably a click for it in the quick list, and this would be more useful since it doesn't rely on X/Y location. |
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