macroJohn

There are commands that return the height and width of the screen and the height and width of a window. Using that information you may be able to adjust your macro.

 

You may need to consider is whether or not the XP themes are enabled or even which theme is in use. One macro I wrote determines if the Windows XP themes are on or off. The macro adjusts all X, Y coordinates depending on the theme setting.

 

Another technique would be to save the application window's size and position, resize it and move it to a specific location, and when the macro is done, restore it to the original size and location.

is there a way to do a find and replace for the mouse cords? I have a computer that doesn't support the screen res. of the orginal creation. I have lot's of mouse movements and very hard to change them all, looking for a formula or converstion

org macro is with screen 1288x778 need 1024x768

the macro is not working, yes I'm using RDP.. I'll try another client as suggested

I'm trying to setup a macro to run on a computer that has no monitor or keyboard, with Windows XP. It's a virtual guest computer so I connect with remote desktop to work on it. I want the macro to run by it self when no one is connected to the computer. I think the screen resolution is changing when I disconnect from remote desktop??

Any advice?

thanks