>On Sat, 4 Mar 2000 10:36:51 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > In the case of the CBTs I'm currently developing, I'm using the mouse
> > movement to show the user what they would do with the mouse when
> > using a particular feature of a software system. Such "simulations",
> > if the
On Sat, 4 Mar 2000 10:36:51 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In the case of the CBTs I'm currently developing, I'm using the mouse
> movement to show the user what they would do with the mouse when
> using a particular feature of a software system. Such "simulations",
> if they are to b
>All the style guides prohibit it. But there are always exceptions to
>the rules. My favorite for this one is doing psychology experiments
>on the computer (which a lot of people use MetaCard for), in which
>case you often need to position the cursor at a particular (often
>random) place on the
On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Geoff Canyon wrote:
> On 3/3/00 10:11 AM, Scott Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >PS: I don't really understand the engine code that does this, but do
> >know that it's one of the things that isn't Carbon compliant and so
> >will have to be changed...
>
>
> Someone with
Geoff Canyon wrote:
> Someone with more Mac Toolbox experience than I will no doubt correct
> this, but if I remember correctly, Apple recommends strongly against
> setting the location of the pointer. They consider it a violation of the
> Apple User Interface Code of Conduct(tm) :-) In any cas
On 3/3/00 10:11 AM, Scott Raney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>PS: I don't really understand the engine code that does this, but do
>know that it's one of the things that isn't Carbon compliant and so
>will have to be changed...
Someone with more Mac Toolbox experience than I will no doubt correct
>
>Well, here on my G3 333 minitower (last of the beiges!) , it doesn't
>work. I remember trying it awhile ago, and it worked fine. That
>was when I was running 8.1.
>I now have Mac OS 9 (believe me, if you're running pre 8.5, get
>it... it's great!) , and it doesn't work worth beans. I am u
> > My desktop Mac (a
> > G3/300 uprated clone) and my PowerBook both run MacOS 8.6, have the
>> same amount of RAM (128Mb), and identical copies of the MetaCard
> > "Player" (I've copied from one system to the other to be sure). I've
>> tried both MC 2.2.5 and MC 2.3 gamma. Both versions w
<< set the screenMouseLoc to 10,10 >>
This also fails on my Powerbook.
G3/333 128MB RAM MacOS 9.0
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oh... and I am also using the built-in trackpad.
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> > So far, this mouse movement has worked fine on various Macs and PCs.
> > However, I now find that it doesn't work on my PowerBook G3/333
> > "Bronze" - the mouse just sits in one location! My desktop Mac (a
> > G3/300 uprated clone) and my PowerBook both run MacOS 8.6, have the
> > same
On Fri, 3 Mar 2000, Peter Reid wrote:
> I'm moving the mouse under script control as part of several CBT
> developments suing MC 2.2.5 and MC 2.3 for Mac and Win 98/NT. (I'm
> using two different versions because the earlier one is installed
> across a customer's corporate network and I can't
I'm moving the mouse under script control as part of several CBT
developments suing MC 2.2.5 and MC 2.3 for Mac and Win 98/NT. (I'm
using two different versions because the earlier one is installed
across a customer's corporate network and I can't get them to upgrade
this for the time being!
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