Difference between revisions of "Cursor Hand"
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| − | * '''[[Simulation]]''' | + | * '''[[Simulation]]''' content object > '''[[Input Text]]''' macro > '''Settings for the Confirmation Button''' > '''Cursor Hand''' property |
| − | * '''[[Simulation]]''' | + | * '''[[Simulation]]''' content object > '''[[Mouse Action (Simulation macro)|Mouse Action]]''' macro > '''Control''' > '''Cursor Hand''' property |
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| − | If this property checkbox is selected then the cursor changes to a small 'hand' pointer when the user moves the cursor over the button to be clicked for the action in [[Practice mode]] | + | If this property checkbox is selected then the cursor changes to a small 'hand' pointer when the user moves the cursor over the button to be clicked for the action in [[Practice mode]] and [[Test mode]] This is helpful for the user (and often more attuned with how the actual application works), but it can provide too much of a 'hint' in [[Test mode]], where the user can just move the cursor over every button until the cursor changes and know that this is the correct action. |
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Latest revision as of 08:26, 1 March 2022
Scope
- Simulation content object > Input Text macro > Settings for the Confirmation Button > Cursor Hand property
- Simulation content object > Mouse Action macro > Control > Cursor Hand property
Purpose
If this property checkbox is selected then the cursor changes to a small 'hand' pointer when the user moves the cursor over the button to be clicked for the action in Practice mode and Test mode This is helpful for the user (and often more attuned with how the actual application works), but it can provide too much of a 'hint' in Test mode, where the user can just move the cursor over every button until the cursor changes and know that this is the correct action.
