Re: mouse control

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From: Ulf Dornheck Busscher (ulfdb_at_web.de)
Date: 11/02/04 

Date: Tue, 2 Nov 2004 20:16:45 +0100

gabor salai wrote:
> is there script that may simulate all user's action:

I don't think so ... but maybe you can create one. ;-)

> a) keyboard press, letters as well special win keys like alt+enter

This is easy ... just use the SendKeys method of the Wscript.Shell object.

> b) mouse moving [pointer moving accross the screen] and click and
> double click

This is not easy ... in fact I think it is impossible without using windows
api's (which is not possible via a script).

> the idea is to have recorded [i'll rather say programaticaly
> "constructed"] all keyboard and mouse activities and than making
> "replay"

I'm sure there are tons of existing non-scripting solutions for this problem
(macro recorder, etc.). Why don't use one of them?

Ulf

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