Difference between revisions of "Mouse Action (Desktop Assistant macro)"

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==Purpose==
 
==Purpose==
The '''Mouse Action''' macro is used to capture an action of clicking (or double-clicking) on an object on the application screen. Mouse Action macros are created automatically during recording, but you can also add them manually via menu option '''Insert''' > '''Insert Interaction''' > '''Mouse Action''' (although manually-inserted interaction macros will not be pre-populated with object information, rerecord properties, and so on).
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For Guided Tour objects, the '''Mouse Action''' macro is used to capture an action of clicking (or double-clicking) on an object on the application screen. For Context Help objects, the '''Mouse Action''' macro is used to define help for a selected element on the application screen.
  
 
==Properties==
 
==Properties==
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** [[Width (Bubble)|Width]]
 
** [[Width (Bubble)|Width]]
 
** [[Height (Bubble)|Height]]
 
** [[Height (Bubble)|Height]]
** [[Orientation (Bubble property)|Orientation]]
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** [[Orientation (Desktop Assistant Context Help property)|Orientation]]
 
** [[Offset]]
 
** [[Offset]]
 
** [[Minimized]]
 
** [[Minimized]]
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** [[Show Highlight]]
 
** [[Show Highlight]]
 
** [[Offset]]
 
** [[Offset]]
** [[Effect]]
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** [[Effect (Desktop Assistant Highlight property)|Effect]]
 
** [[Border]]
 
** [[Border]]
 
** [[Color]]
 
** [[Color]]
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** [[Bubble Size]]
 
** [[Bubble Size]]
 
** [[Hotspot Size]]
 
** [[Hotspot Size]]
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** [[Push Help]]
 
* ''Advanced''
 
* ''Advanced''
 
** [[Object Type]]
 
** [[Object Type]]

Latest revision as of 10:03, 17 December 2021

Scope

Purpose

For Guided Tour objects, the Mouse Action macro is used to capture an action of clicking (or double-clicking) on an object on the application screen. For Context Help objects, the Mouse Action macro is used to define help for a selected element on the application screen.

Properties