Mouse button click

Hi,

Again, something I can't find anywhere:

Is there a way to send a mouse button click as part of a command sequence defined in a gestured action?

For example: I use a graphical SW and want to pan to a certain location. Normally I would place the SW in "pan" mode and click on the location I want to go to. Obviously, with StrokeIt, I would like it all done with one stroke... ;-)

Thanks,
Tal.

No have this way.

I just found an shareware application that allows you to control the mouse using the keyboard (including button clicks): Key Mouse Genie @ [url=http://www.vsisystems.com/keyboardmouse.htm.]http://www.vsisystems.com/keyboardmouse.htm.[/url] I have no affiliation with them, I just thought the app. would be useful for those who need it.

If it is crucial for you, then the $10 are well worth it, although getting stroke-it to do the mouse click is a bit tricky... Basically you have to figure out the proper keystrokes for what you have in mind (including enabling and disabling the app. before sending them).

You could use the "Send Message" or "Post Message" functions to send notifications to the application. Look up the WM_MOUSEDOWN and WM_MOUSEUP messages in MSDN, you might be able to figure out how to do what you need. Maybe some Spy++ work too....