How to send the mouse pointer to a certain location with AppleScript?
Hi all!
I've already posted something along those lines a few months ago, but I've forgotten how it's done: I'd like to write a very simple AppleScript to send the mouse pointer to center screen on startup. I'd save the script as an application, add it to my startup items and hope for the best...
I thought the proper syntax to move the mouse pointer in AppleScript was "move mouse" without the quotes, but every time I try it, I get an error message, so I'm kinda lost here...
What's wrong with the following instruction?
move mouse {720, 450} -- {from left, from top}
(My screen resolution is set to 1440x900 px)
Shouldn't it be enough?
Message was edited by: Didier Caizergues
I've already posted something along those lines a few months ago, but I've forgotten how it's done: I'd like to write a very simple AppleScript to send the mouse pointer to center screen on startup. I'd save the script as an application, add it to my startup items and hope for the best...
I thought the proper syntax to move the mouse pointer in AppleScript was "move mouse" without the quotes, but every time I try it, I get an error message, so I'm kinda lost here...
What's wrong with the following instruction?
move mouse {720, 450} -- {from left, from top}
(My screen resolution is set to 1440x900 px)
Shouldn't it be enough?
Message was edited by: Didier Caizergues
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