Windows Commands
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== List of Windows Commands == | == List of Windows Commands == | ||
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*[[Click Dialog Button]]: Clicks Cancel or Save on a save as or open file dialog. | *[[Click Dialog Button]]: Clicks Cancel or Save on a save as or open file dialog. | ||
| − | *[[Click Mouse]]: Clicks a specified area within a windows using a wizard that grabs the parent class of the windows item. | + | *[[Click Mouse]]: Clicks a specified area within a windows using a wizard that grabs the parent class and location of the windows item. |
*[[Close Window]]: Closes a window on your windows system using a wizard that grabs the parent class of the window. | *[[Close Window]]: Closes a window on your windows system using a wizard that grabs the parent class of the window. | ||
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*[[Mouse Event]]: Sends a mouse event to a specified window. | *[[Mouse Event]]: Sends a mouse event to a specified window. | ||
| − | *[[Move Mouse]]: | + | *[[Move Mouse]]: Moves the mouse to a specified location on your screen. |
*[[Set Active Window]]: Sets the active window. | *[[Set Active Window]]: Sets the active window. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:56, 23 October 2014
The Windows Commands allow the script to interact with windows dialogs and programs.
[edit] List of Windows Commands
- Click Dialog Button: Clicks Cancel or Save on a save as or open file dialog.
- Click Mouse: Clicks a specified area within a windows using a wizard that grabs the parent class and location of the windows item.
- Close Window: Closes a window on your windows system using a wizard that grabs the parent class of the window.
- Keyboard Event: Sends keyboard events to the active window.
- Mouse Event: Sends a mouse event to a specified window.
- Move Mouse: Moves the mouse to a specified location on your screen.
- Set Active Window: Sets the active window.
- Set Dialog Text: Sets the dialog text in a save as or open file window.
- Type keys: Types keys into a specified location in the active window.
