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Editing a macro |
  
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Editing a macro |
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Editing Macro is the most important feature of Perfect Macro Recorder. It is feature of changing macro lines so that it exactly suits your needs. But first you must know, how does macro script looks like?
After you finish recording the macro, the program window will automatically maximize, giving you the option to edit your macro!
The next step is to know what is the elements/lines of a macro script? .. by elements here, we means the lines of the macro script that each one of them represents an activity that you've recorded .. So this leads us to a logical question, what are the activities that Perfect Macro Recorder v2.00 records, and which make up the macro script?
Here is what Perfect Macro Recorder record :
| • | Background Window : The window's title , dimensions and position that received the activity. |
| • | MouseMove : Positions of mouse pointer that represent a mouse movement. |
| • | Wait : a delay time between activities. |
| • | KeyDown : A keyboard key pressed but no yet released. |
| • | KeyUp : A keyboard key just released. |
| • | LeftMouseDown : Left mouse button is down. |
| • | LeftMouseUp : Left mouse button is up. |
| • | RightMouseDown : Right mouse button is down. |
| • | RightMouseUp : Right mouse button is up. |
| • | MiddleMouseDown : Middle mouse button is down. |
| • | MiddleMouseUp : Middle mouse button is up. |
| • | MouseWheel : movement of the mouse wheel. |
Editing the macro allows you to add/modify/delete the elements mentioned above. For adding, you can add new elements by a group of icons on the left.
As for the modifying and deletion, select any item and double click it for editing or hit the delete button to delete it.
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