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Move the mouse automatically

by OrionOmega May 5, 2008 8:41AM PDT

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Maybe you can explain in better detail
by PudgyOne May 5, 2008 9:16AM PDT

what you really want to do. I went to the website and saw the pictures. I also saw that you can draw and make your own image.

Do you want to copy the images from the website? If so, what do you want to use them for?

I understand you want to copy and paste these images. They are done with Flash player.


Post back with a more detailed post.


Rick

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As I understand it....
by Papa Echo May 5, 2008 8:07PM PDT

...OrionOmega seems to have some handicap (sorry if I am wrong)preventing the holding in of the mouse button and moving the mouse at the same time; so "drawing" with the mouse 'manually' cannot be done(at that site). Hence the need for a mouse which can move automatically...

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Windows has features like that to help
by r. proffitt Forum moderator May 6, 2008 12:56AM PDT

Something in the Accessibility area has a setting to click it to hold the button down, then you can move the mouse and then click it again to let the mouse button go. I decline to redocument all that these things do but sometimes people forget to try what comes with the system.
Bob

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Sorry
by OrionOmega May 6, 2008 6:08AM PDT

Sorry if I'm not being clear, since english isn't my first language. I'm not handicap or anything, is just I'm not very good drawing with a normal mouse, and I was hoping for a software which draw automatically on the site where you draw. Thanks and sorry for bother you all.

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Ah !
by Papa Echo May 6, 2008 8:08AM PDT

So you want a program to copy and paste images, but when pasting, the mouse starts to draw the image (tracing its outline ?) instead of just "dropping" the image ?

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Exactly
by OrionOmega May 6, 2008 8:13AM PDT

Yes, that is what I want. Does it exist?

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I just
by PudgyOne May 6, 2008 9:52AM PDT

use the alt print screen keys and paste to paint, then cut with IrFanView.


Rick

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