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[Erko]

I'm sure some people will just laugh at this and I'm sure this is very easily done once you know a bit more than I do about this program. I have only read about and tested a few things with this program for a bit more than a day now, but I feel I could probably get a bit better feedback in this forum than in the AutoHotkey Help (wich by the way is really good as well). Are there any scripting-gods out there who could help me?


Now, what I would like to do:

First of all I would like to have a script, that every time I press a certain button, three things happens in the following order:
1. The mouse-cursor moves to a certain X, Y of the screen, and right-clicks. (I've been able to make it that far.)
2. The mouse-cursor moves to a different certain X, Y of the screen, and left-clicks. (I've only been able of making this in a script that only performs this function and then shuts down, don't seem to manage to make it happen over and over again.)
3. The mouse-cursor then returns to the area it was at the moment I pressed the hotkey in the first place. (I have no idea of how to do this.)

And I would like this to happen practically instantly. Can the steps two and/or three even be done?



Secondly, and this one is kind of similar to the first script, I would like a script to perform the following; again every time a certain button is pressed:

1. The mouse-cursor moves to a certain X, Y of the screen and right-clicks. (Again, been able to do this)
2. The mouse-cursor returns to the location it was at right before I pressed the hotkey, and left-clicks. (And again, I have no idea at all of how to do this)



Third, every time I press a certain button:

1. Ctrl is pressed down.
2. The mouse "mouseclickdrag" (holds down the mouse-button and "drags") from the location the mouse is currently at, to a set X, Y coordinates, and then releases the mouse-button.
3. Ctrl is released up.
4. The mouse returns to the original position (where it was when I pressed the hotkey).



If anyone could help me with this (or point out the fact that it cannot be done), it would be of extreme help and I would appreciate it greatly. Meanwhile I'll continue to try myself.

[Litmus Red]

What you want to do is possible. Create the following script and double click on the file. Then press F3 to run it. This script right-clicks on the position X = 300 Y = 200 and returns to it's original position. The X and Y coordinates are relative to the upper-left corner of the open window.