Difference between revisions of "Do not Execute Mouse Action"
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| − | '''[[Simulation]]''' content object > ''action'' macro > '''Rerecord''' > '''Do Not | + | * '''[[Simulation]]''' content object > ''action'' macro > '''Rerecord''' > '''Do Not Execute Mouse Action''' property |
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| − | If this property checkbox is selected then during re-recording the mouse action is not performed in the application - although the re | + | If this property checkbox is selected then during re-recording the mouse action is not performed in the application - although the (re)recording will reflect the action as having been performed. This is useful for situations where you do not want the action to be 'committed' in the application - for example, where you don't want to consume data or post a document. |
| − | This property is present on the '''[[Input Text (macro)|Input Text]]''' macro, even though this is not a 'mouse action' macro. Presumably this is for | + | This property is present on the '''[[Input Text (macro)|Input Text]]''' macro, even though this is not a 'mouse action' macro. Presumably this is for '''[[Input Text (macro)|Input Text]]''' macros where the '''[[Confirm with Button]]''' property is selected. |
| − | This property is set if the action was captured with the ''' | + | This property is set if the action was captured with the '''Execute Mouse Actions''' option disabled during initial recording, but can also be set manually during editing, if necessary. |
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Latest revision as of 12:27, 13 August 2019
Scope
- Simulation content object > action macro > Rerecord > Do Not Execute Mouse Action property
Purpose
If this property checkbox is selected then during re-recording the mouse action is not performed in the application - although the (re)recording will reflect the action as having been performed. This is useful for situations where you do not want the action to be 'committed' in the application - for example, where you don't want to consume data or post a document.
This property is present on the Input Text macro, even though this is not a 'mouse action' macro. Presumably this is for Input Text macros where the Confirm with Button property is selected.
This property is set if the action was captured with the Execute Mouse Actions option disabled during initial recording, but can also be set manually during editing, if necessary.
