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[vdongen]

I use the command MouseClick, WheelDown, , ,X to simulate a mousewheel going down. I use it to zoom out from a map application. But it seems that the value X is only simulated as one time (X=1), so when X=5, the result is the same. How to avoid this problem?

Bart

[i3egohan]

Please Elaborate More

[vdongen]

What do you mean guy?

[Carlol]

He means, that he need more details because there's not enough info, to understand the problem fully !

[vdongen]

I just showed the story to my Indonesian maid, she understands my problem (though her English is not pretty good) but has no solution. So, replied.

I do have a mouse. A mouse with a wheel. You can rotate the wheel. I have a program with a map. When I turn on the wheel downwards, you can zoom in and when I turn upwards, zoom out.

In AutoHotKey, there is a command MouseClick, WheelDown, , ,X where X is the amount of wheel notches it will simulate.

What value X I mention in the script, it is always simulating as if the wheel perform one notch, while I want more notches.

Anybody has a solution, since my maid is now washing the dishes and cannot help me more.

Bart

[polyethene]

Try: Send, {WheelDown %x%}
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[vdongen]

Noppes.
But I just copied the

MouseClick, WheelDown, , , 1

a few times. Works.

Thanks.