Main Settings
To access the main settings dialog window select "Tools
/ Options" main menu item.
Main Settings - General:
- Find Item - hot key that brings up window with
list of all items.
- Activate / deactivate - hot key to activate or
deactivate program.
- Start / stop macro recording - hot ket to start macro recording.
- Show / hide - hot key to show or hide main
window.
- Play sound when executing macro - if checked,
defined sound (.wav file) is played when macro is started.
- Send macro keystroke fast - if checked,
the keystrokes (when playing back the macro) are send to destination window without any
delays. This option can be programatically changed within each macro using <faston>
and <fastoff> commands.
- Save settings on exit - if checked, all the
changes made in settings, window position, etc. is saved on the programs exit.
- Show tips - if checked, tips are showing during
working with the program.
- Always start minimized to tray - if checked, the
program always starts minimized to the Taskbar tray icon. Otherwise the program
starts in the same position as it was before exiting.
- Start automatically on Windows Startup - if checked
the programs automatically loads on Windows startup.
- Log macro execution - if enabled, the start & stop
macro execution time is added to the log.txt file. The file is available from the
"Tools / View Log File" main menu item.
- Allow shared items - if checked, multiple users
on network can share items saved in the file
specified in "shared file path" field.
- Shared file path - the to the file with shared
items.
Main Settings - Perfect Keyboard:
- Automatically activate ... - if checked, the
ClickyMouse will automatically activate window with the mouse cursor (so that it is not
necessary to click on it to activate it).
- Auto scrolling - if checked, special auto scrolling
feature is enabled. To scroll larger documents using this feature follow this:
1. Within the document, press right (middle) mouse button and hold it down.
2. Move the mouse cursor up/down within the document while still holding the mouse
button down. The document should scroll.
3. Release the mouse button when you want to stop the scrolling.
This feature will make scrolling documents easier even if you do not have a wheel
mouse.
- Show mouse cursor position - if checked, small window
displaying the actual mouse cursor position is shown. The window displayes the mouse
coordintae either in absolute screen coordinates or in coordinates relative to the
currently active window.
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