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hot areasPosted by pi
<HTML>two or morea areas for gestures.
that would allow us to have in example the general gestures too in a strokeitanized program. i work with a high screen resolution, so there is mucho grande space for gestures. i guess its esay to remember four down/left 's, for me in flash this would be: left top area L = import audio (*.wav, *.mp3, *.etc) right top area L = import video (*.avi, *.mov, *.etc) left bottom area L = import etc right bottom area L = open explorer pi</HTML>
a short time later *g*
hotareas can be easy done in combination with powerpro [url=http://www.windowspowerpro.com]http://www.windowspowerpro.com[/url] command: run - run program powerpro.exe (i added powerpro to the app path, so no need to write the whole path) arguments : *script runfile strokeit\areas example script : areas.powerpro (in folder scripts) : if (xmouse > (xscreen/2))do if (ymouse < (yscreen/2))do win.debug("top - right") else win.debug("bottom - right") endif else if (ymouse < (yscreen/2))do win.debug("top - left") else win.debug("bottom - left") endif endif
Not very applicable, i am afraid, since an application window is not always maxed, sometimes it is on the left-top, and sometimes it is on the bottom-right, though it might be ok for Global Guestures.
Some guys might get confused with it. And some guys might find it troublesome, if they are oblidged to travel across the screen to perform a guesture there.
jordan,
my solution works ever in fullscreen mode, no matter which size an application window has. strokeit is calling the powerpro script, so strokeit has nothing to do with the hotareas ;-) example: ...case bottom left ... if (activewindow "= explorer") do keys {f5} elseif (activewindow "=photoshop") menu show tools else ;; do nothing endif
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