Bruce wrote:
> Why not just execute the same command as on the button
> as part of the script rather than trying to mouse click the button.
I think Karen was probably talking about clicking a button of
a particular program's window, not a button on a PowerPro bar.
But Bruce's idea may still be applicable, modified like this:
Instead of emulating a mouse click on the button,
emulate the program's keyboard method of doing the same thing.
In most programs, every clickable button has a keyboard equivalent.
If it's the default (highlighted) button, then "Keys {en}"
may do the trick.
If it's not the default button, maybe "Keys {tab}{en}"
If the button has an umderlined letter, for example the C
on a Close button, then maybe "Keys c" will do it.
So, just experiment while that window is active to find the
needed keystroke(s), then send them instead of emulating a click.
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