Mouse Command

Mouse Action: The specific command that the mouse should send. This command can be one of the following:

Click / Double Click / Right Click / Right Button Double Click / Middle Click / Middle Button Double Click / Left Button Down / Left Button Up / Right Button Down / Right Button Up / Middle Button Down / Middle Button Up / Wheel Down / Wheel Up

Target Control: The mouse command will be performed on this Control. By “Control,” we are referring to the components (like buttons) of a window. You can use the percent sign (%) to select the target control.

Target Window: The mouse command will be performed on this window. You can use the percent sign (%) to select the target window.

Relative To The Window: The X, Y coordinates. The mouse commands will be performed on this position that is relative to the target window. The position is calculated from the “top-left” of the window.

Relative To The Control: The X, Y coordinates. The mouse commands will be performed on this position that is relative to the target control. The position is calculated from the “top-left” of the Control.

Relative To The Sub-Control: The X, Y coordinates. The mouse commands will be performed on this position that is relative to the sub-control. The position is calculated from the “top-left” of the sub-control.

Scroll to the Control and select it: By selecting this option, the mouse will move to the Control and then selects it.

Handshake: By selecting this option, when the Control reaches the X, Y coordinates that are specified in the text boxes, it will shake the pointer and simulates the shaking of the hand.

Do not return mouse cursor to the original position: If you select this option, after the pointer has reached the new coordinates, it will not return to the original position.

Move human-like mouse before executing the command: By selecting this option, the command will be executed by simulating the behavior of a human.

Don’t change mouse position if mouse is in the target bounds: If you select this option, if the mouse is in the boundaries of the target, it’s position will not change.