On 21/11/05, tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for this tip, this looks like exactly what I need.
>
> Is there a more extended documentation for watsup somewhere ?
Err, not a lot, no.
> I didn't find info on:
> how to send keystrokes to a program.
You don't do that. WATSUP uses WinGuiAuto,
Thanks for this tip, this looks like exactly what I need.
Is there a more extended documentation for watsup somewhere ?
I didn't find info on:
how to send keystrokes to a program.
how to control ComboBox elements...
trying out the examples, here are some problems I am running into:
I tried adapti
Thanks for this tip, this looks like exactly what I need.
Is there a more extended documentation for watsup somewhere ?
I didn't find info on:
how to send keystrokes to a program.
how to control ComboBox elements...
trying out the examples, here are some problems I am running into:
I tried adapti
tim wrote:
> Hi all, I'm almost as new to this list as to python so I hope I don't
> get a "this has been answered a 100 times before" or anything...
>
> Currently I am using a program named 'Macro Scheduler' for automating
> programs that don't have a command line version.
> Its a simple script
On 18/11/05, tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all, I'm almost as new to this list as to python so I hope I don't
> get a "this has been answered a 100 times before" or anything...
>
> Currently I am using a program named 'Macro Scheduler' for automating
> programs that don't have a command line
Hi all, I'm almost as new to this list as to python so I hope I don't
get a "this has been answered a 100 times before" or anything...
Currently I am using a program named 'Macro Scheduler' for automating
programs that don't have a command line version.
Its a simple scripting language that allow
