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| 792.1 | | SMURF::COUTU | He who will not risk, cannot win. | Tue Mar 06 1990 17:45 | 7 |
| From what I've seen on the net this could be done if a couple AES
functions worked correctly. Unfortunately they don't in TOS 1.0 and
1.2. The good news is that they do work in TOS 1.4. Either you'd have
to write your own macro handling application (probably a desk
accessory) or else convince someone else (who has TOS 1.4) to write it.
Dan
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| 792.2 | Do it again!!! | ATHINA::EMMANUEL | | Wed Mar 07 1990 02:04 | 2 |
| I have seen an accessory that can record mouse movement,mouse clicks
and keyboard entries, but I don't remember its name.
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| 792.3 | Macro Mouse | JARETH::GILLIAM | | Wed Mar 07 1990 12:22 | 2 |
| There's a commercial program distributed by Antic and written by
Charles F. Johnson (of Codehead fame). It's called Macro Mouse.
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| 792.4 | use COMMAND.COM with auto exec file(s) | BERN01::RUGGIERO | | Thu Mar 08 1990 02:37 | 16 |
| If you want some actions done at boot time you might consider using the
old COMMAND.COM.
When the Atari starts up it read the bootsector from the disk and tries
to execute it. The little program on it loads the TOS.IMG (on the older
systems with TOS in RAM) and then starts the COMMAND.COM commandline
interpreter if present on disk. This program is capable of executing
batch jobs and has auto execute functionality, too. Use this to set up
your preferred environment with an auto executed job and just exit from
the commandline interpreter when all is done (by an EXIT statement as the
last one in your batch file) and you will be on the desktop.
You don't need to have TOS on diskette but I think the bootsector must be
executable.
---markus---
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| 792.5 | what about RECORDER.ACC ? | HANIS::KUNTZE | | Fri Mar 09 1990 03:06 | 19 |
| I have an Accessory called RECORDER which records all events (typing,
mouse-movement, clicking ...) after starting the learning mode.
If it got a definit number of events it stops recording. You can
than call this sequence as often as you want, can store it on a
file, load recorded events from file... When you boot your system,
RECORDER will look for a defined file on the boot device and execute
ist after GEM is started.
The Replay-Speed from recorded events can be modified (e.g. your
typing will be repeated at double speed, mouse-movements and clicking
will be done slow or quick as you which).
I use this for gem applications which have no startup file.
If You which to try it, say it and I will upload th software.
Greetings,
Matthias
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| 792.6 | Me Too, please. Matthias. | SUOSW4::SURAUF | | Fri Mar 09 1990 06:46 | 5 |
| Hi Matthias,
i am also very interested to have RECORDER.ACC.
Greetings Rolf
VAXMAIL: SUOSW4::SURAUF
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| 792.7 | Great me to please ! | BIS1::HUC | THE LAST OF THE MOHICAN...HOPFULLY | Fri Mar 09 1990 08:34 | 9 |
| Sound great, just what i have been looking for ...
Be willing to download it if you agree ..and tell
me from where
My vaxmail is brseis::huc
Jean-pierre
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| 792.8 | Compatable with 1.4? | LILAC::LICHTENSTEIN | | Mon Mar 12 1990 00:12 | 1 |
| RECORDER.ACC sounds great. Will it work with TOS 1.4?
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| 792.9 | Pointer to RECORDER.ARC | HAN01::KUNTZE | Matthias Kuntze SWAS Hannover Projektzentrum | Mon Mar 12 1990 03:30 | 11 |
| You will find the event-recorder at
HAN01::UserDisk1:[Kuntze.EasyNet.ST]Recorder.Arc
with C-source and make file if You whish to modify the german text in
the alert boxes.
Re. .8: As I know it works with TOS 1.4 too, but I only have the beta
RAM version.
Have FUN
Matthias
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