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Topic Title: Is there a way to add Mouseclick as an option to the <keyname >hold down command? Topic Summary: Created On: 11/05/2020 10:43 AM Status: Post and Reply |
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- wristofdoom | - 11/05/2020 10:43 AM |
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- monkey8 | - 11/06/2020 11:34 AM |
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I want to use dictation to click and hold down the mouse button, and then release the mouse button later.
This would be very helpful for dragging files between windows in different applications, selecting text so that I can wave my mouse without needing to strain my hand by clicking the button, drawing shapes and taking screenshots, etc.
------------------------- Dragon Professional Individual v15.6. Windows 10. Knowbrainer 2017. |
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You may be interested in SP Press Utility now also featured in SP Standard
The utility performs faster than using Advanced Scripting commands and you get some interesting additional features as well.
Here is a Demonstration Video ------------------------- Auto Box - SP Editor - HyperNotes - Hotkeys for Dragon - Quick Correct - Press Utility - Easy Guide to Dragon Scripting |
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Thank you. It looks good and I will consider that as an option.
------------------------- Dragon Professional Individual v15.6. Windows 10. Knowbrainer 2017. |
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There are (slower) Advanced Scripting commands available for this, Lindsay Adam has made some in the past. I actually thought they were already included in KnowBrainer.... ------------------------- Auto Box - SP Editor - HyperNotes - Hotkeys for Dragon - Quick Correct - Press Utility - Easy Guide to Dragon Scripting |
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Nothing is faster than the "click" or "mark" and "drag" commands. No add-ons necessary. Note, "drag mouse [direction]" is a natural language command while "mouse drag [direction]" is a DVC command, but you can find them all in the command browser.
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Thank you. It sounds like "drag mouse' would be what I'm looking for, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
It seems like "drag mouse" always requires a direction, and it moves the cursor a few pixels and then releases it without me telling it to. I'm not sure what the purpose of the that would be... To be clear, what I want to do is:
------------------------- Dragon Professional Individual v15.6. Windows 10. Knowbrainer 2017. |
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Let's take your example. Instead of "click and hold" to select a file, just move the mouse to hover over it (which you already did) and just say "mouse mark" (it should be recognized as a command). This is the starting position. -------------------------
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Look at the KB <mousebutton_mouseaction> command that I added to KB and the ability already exists to hold the mouse down and drag things about. It was something like the following for the list command, so you would say "left mouse hold down"… from memory.
'Script by Lindsay Adam www.pcbyvoice.com 2011 Private Declare Sub mouse_event Lib "user32" (ByVal dwFlags As Long, _ ByVal dx As Long, ByVal dy As Long, ByVal cButtons As Long, _ ByVal dwExtraInfo As Long) Sub Main If ListVar1 = "left mouse hold down" Then mouse_event (2, 0,0,0,0) If ListVar1 = "left mouse release" Then mouse_event (4, 0,0,0,0) ------------------------- |
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