OK, just download Macro Scheduler and tried the MouseOver example in the help section. It does everything execpt the MouseOver & Lclick, any ideas?
Example Code:
Run Program>rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL TimeDate.cpl
WaitWindowOpen>Date/Time Properties
...
MouseOver>Date/Time*,OK
LClick
Cheers,
MouseOver Example Not working
Moderators: Dorian (MJT support), JRL
The problem is that the name of the date and time window has changed in later versions of Windows operating systems. If you had Win98 this would have worked for you
Try this instead of what you found in help. I also added a couple of waits so you can more clearly see what is happening.
Hope this helps,
Dick
Try this instead of what you found in help. I also added a couple of waits so you can more clearly see what is happening.
Code: Select all
Run Program>rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL TimeDate.cpl
WaitWindowOpen>Date and Time Properties
Wait>2
MouseOver>Date and Time*,OK
Wait>2
LClick
Dick
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