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benjaminaigner edited this page Mar 28, 2017
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Macros
Macros allow running a so-called command macro which consists of several individual
actions. Thus, a desired sequence of actions can be performed which consists for example of a
number of mouse moves, mouse clicks, text inputs or key presses. This action is powerful but also
a bit more complicated because the individual actions must be specified in form of so-called AT-
commands which are separated by semicolons.
Usage
For example: to move the mouse cursor 100 steps to the left and 20 steps up you would use the following macro text:
AT MX 100; AT MY -20
Further Information
For a list of all supported AT-commands please have a look here.
More detailed information on each command is available in the User Manual.