Tips for Setting the Key Wizard tool command Builder

User in the use of the Software Button Wizard, through the tool command generator, not only can set keyboard action, you can also do mouse action settings. Today, we will be keyboard action, mouse clicks, mouse movement and so on as examples, for you to explain the tool command generator set skills, I hope you like!

Keyboard action:

Click on the screen to appear (the following image) interface. which

⑴ Single key:

Press: Click on the blank selection box, and then press any key on the keyboard to set the key;

Type: Divided into "key", "press", "bounce" three kinds of action; Button "Action is actually" press "and" bounce "of the combination.

Number of executions: that is, the number of keystrokes.

⑵ key combination:

Click on the blank selection box, and then press any number of keys on the keyboard combination to set the key (such as Ctrl+alt);

After the setup is complete, just click "Insert" to write the key command to the tool and display it in the text editing area on the right.

Mouse action:

Click on the screen to appear (the following image) interface. which

⑴ Mouse click (Mouse action):

--Set actions:

You can select "Left-click" In the Drop-down menu, "Right-click", "" Left-click "," left Button Press "," Left arrow Bounce "," right Button Press "," right button bounce "These six actions, respectively corresponding to the same mouse action

--Set the number of actions:

When selected, on the right "number of executions" set a good number of times, you can complete a mouse click action Settings

⑵ Mouse Movement:

-Refill: First explain why you should refill. You want to order the computer to move the mouse to a position on the screen, how does this position represent? In the key wizard is represented by coordinates. The area of the screen is divided into dots, and each point has a coordinate where x represents the horizontal position and y represents the portrait position. It is important to note that the coordinates are independent of the monitor and are only relevant to the screen display area and resolution. At the resolution of 800x600, the screen has a 800x600 point. Regardless of how the display area of the display is adjusted, the 800x600 point still exists and the same content is still displayed.

When you click Refill, you will receive a window with the following figure (pictured below):

At this time, you can move the mouse to the point you want to crawl, press alt+ctrl+ (0~9 number), the coordinates and the color of the coordinates will be saved in the 0~9 corresponding position, and after exiting refill will be displayed in the Drop-down menu. For example: p3,x=111,y=222, which indicates the 3rd point of the crawl, its coordinates are x=111,y=222. When selected, click Insert to complete the command to move the mouse to the x=111,y=222 position.

⑶ Mouse Relative movement:

Enter the values for x and Y, such as x=100,y=200, and the mouse moves 100 from the current position to the right, and then moves down 200 of the distance. If you want to move the mouse relative to the left/up, just use a negative number to indicate it.

⑷ Save/Restore Mouse location:

When the Save command is executed, the program automatically saves the mouse's current position, and when the restore command is executed, the mouse is moved to the location where it was saved. In other words, the two commands must be used in pairs.