Crystal multiple selection parameters

[cgaston]

In Crystal, the parameters screen has two parts:

1- Upper region: List of the parameters
2- Lower region: Value of the selected parameter (from the upper region)

The cursor sits in the lower region. The TAB key move the cursor within that region, but never goes in the upper region, where I could select another parameter.

The only way I found to select a parameter was to click on it. I haven't found any keyboard stroke that would produce the equivalent action.

I want to avoid the use of Cursor movement/mouse click as this would be too dependant of the desktop settings where the macro will run.

Has anybody found a "sure" way to select parameters from the Crystal parameters screen.

I am using the V9 of Crystal.

Thank you,

Gaston.

[Bob Hansen]

Don't have Crystal, but just to remind you that MouseMoveRel> frequentlyworks well with different window sizes.

[cgaston]

Thank you Bob,

I thought that this command wouldn't work for different screen resolution. However, the Help indicate specifically that it will work. I will give a try and let you know.

Gaston.

[Esabik]

In Crystal, the parameters screen has two parts:

1- Upper region: List of the parameters
2- Lower region: Value of the selected parameter (from the upper region)

The cursor sits in the lower region. The TAB key move the cursor within that region, but never goes in the upper region, where I could select another parameter.

The only way I found to select a parameter was to click on it. I haven't found any keyboard stroke that would produce the equivalent action.

I want to avoid the use of Cursor movement/mouse click as this would be too dependant of the desktop settings where the macro will run.


Gaston.

I have been working with Crystal and selecting the different parameter tabs can be achieved by using the TAB keystroke to get you up to the parameter selection tabs, then use the Right cursor Keystroke. This will move to the next parameter tab.

Tab to your selection box for your values to input. I believe this should work if I am understanding your applicaiton correctly.