for those who use a macro to help them craft faster, i have found a way to
do your double clicking of resources.

first you need a mouse like a microsoft explorer or one that has 5 buttons
like mine. mine has two side thumb buttons, one by deafult set's me to auto
run the other is blank. my mouse has a program that lets me set how my mouse
clicks for each button so i set the blank button to do a double clcik, this
works great. i hit the button once and it puts the selected resources in to
the slot.

so for a complex items say one with 6 resources, instead of clicking 12
times i click 6 and save my finger and the mouse some where and tear.

craft fast and enjoy ppl.

double-click w/ logitech Posted @ Sun, Jun 13th 11:43 PM 2004 By: Aeyeaws 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] use microsoft intellimouse even for logitech mice  to get theside button double-click working. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/Download.mspx has the updated version that works even if terminal services are off , otherwise point32 hangs.               0 Replies

Where is the program Posted @ Thu, Mar 11th 10:28 AM 2004 By: Coronus 17 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Where is the program that allows you to set what mouse buttons do what?  I checked the Control Panel and couldnt figure out where it was.                                                       0 Replies

Any Key Posted @ Mon, Feb 16th 7:04 AM 2004 By: HavocDroid 6 posts Score: Decent [3.00] http://web14.compaq.com/falco/detail.asp?FAQnum=FAQ2859                                                      1 Reply

RE: Any Key Posted @ Thu, Apr 22nd 7:08 AM 2004 By: CandlelightofHammer Scholar 68 posts Score: Excellent [4.53] I can remember the days when there were rumors circulating computer manufacturers were going to label the space bar "Any". Maybe they should have gone with it.                                                      ---------------------------- Candlelight Dreamspinner - EQ 40 Bard 7th Hammer Kleathu - EQ 45 Druid 7th Hammer Nodya - DAOC Troll Thane Shareena - FFXI Mithran 26 WHM/25 WAR Midgardsorm Nadhia Rosala - SWG Novice Medic/Novice Tailor Sunrunner To name a few. See me here: http://www.magelo.com/eq_view_profile.html?num=572235 0 Replies

macros Posted @ Mon, Jan 19th 4:45 AM 2004 By: Aeoon 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] ok i've read all i can find on macros and such atm my holo is telling me to master droid engineer which really doesn't appeal to me as i prefer to hunt now i've downloaded auto recorder and winmacro and both follow my mouse movements even in swg but they dont click in swg so they dont put resources in the right place hell they dont even open the crafting tool can anyone help?               1 Reply

RE: macros Posted @ Mon, Jan 26th 4:23 PM 2004 By: AlphaMaru Scholar 23 posts Score: Decent [3.11] I'm running windows me (4.90.3000) My mouse is using Logitech drivers LMouse.vxd is  version 19.76.42.0 I have been unable to get SWG to see mouse clicks with most of the listed titles. Could someone who can get automated clicks please post information on your OS and mouse drivers.                            0 Replies

WOW that is just Posted @ Wed, Jan 14th 11:21 AM 2004 By: Silithel 2 posts Score: Default [1.66] OMG that is lazy                                                                                0 Replies

work? Posted @ Sat, Jan 10th 1:13 PM 2004 By: Toryen 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] how do u get auto recorder to work i don't know how...i get SWG in borderless window mode but the auto recorder does not click in the game...if someone could help me with this i would appreciate it.                                         0 Replies

Macro Program Posted @ Sun, Jan 4th 9:07 AM 2004 By: NeoZit 2 posts Score: Decent [3.00] I'm using AutoRecorder and have SWG in boarderless window mode. Was able to crank out 24k in WS exp an hour while I slept/work using multiple tool kits. I do advise you go to a less populated planet like Rori and you'll be able to craft as fast as a Quaker can jump n spin kill ya. AutoRecorder will double click on SWG screen without any manipulation. Demo version works 30 days so you can test it out. Though I do recommend buy'n this as I have to drop WS due to Holo but will be able to grind back into it easily or any other crafting profession Holo may tell me to do.   0 Replies

LOL Posted @ Wed, Nov 26th 11:45 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Decent [3.00] My father has an ISP business and has had some one actually say these things: F=Father C=Customer C- MY cup holder does not work anymore F- What? You mean your CD-ROM? C-Oh F-OMG F-Okay, push the start button C-Okay, where is it? F-Bottom left corner of your screen C-It's black F-Is your computer on? C-How do you turn it on F WHAT? F-Maby your computer freezed-up C-It's not cold in here F-Wow F-Okay, now click on the start button and go to the settings tab C-Just a second (crickle, crickle, crickle...) C-Woops, I just missed it; hold on a sec F-What is that sound? C-What my dustcover on my mouse? F-Your what? C-You know, the dust cover it comes in? F-You mean the plastic wrapping? C-Yeah F-Okay, ummmm Just some funny stupid crap I felt like positn!   0 Replies

Macro Program incompatible to SWG? Posted @ Tue, Nov 11th 9:08 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Ok... I tried three different third party macro programs all with the same result.  I was able to get all of them to place the mouse cursor at the right coordinates, however SWG does not see the double clicks. The OS does indeed see those double clicks however. (Placed a folder at one of the coords and the macro opened it fine) I am using a Logitech mouse that does has some issues with SWG. I assigned the double-click to the right mouse button via the Logitech mouseware software, however SWG again ignored the double clicking. I had to download the "advanced" config mouse util from Logitech that "forces" SWG to talk to the windows mouse driver. Worked beautifully. However, SWG still doesnt see the double click from the macro third party program. My question is: Can someone confirm that SWG will work with a third party macro program? If so, did they have to do any extra steps? And... what kind of mouse? Thanks much in advance!   0 Replies

Macros Posted @ Sat, Oct 25th 11:31 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] There are a bunch of win macros out there (I can't remember their names but they are like WinMacro or Magic Macro i think) That record windows mouse movements and key stroke and play them back. You can make it play a set of stroke 100 times using loops or make it go on for 2 hours then stop. However This might count as cheating and if you macro whilst unattended then you are completely cheating. It worked with UO i dunno about swg though   0 Replies

thumb button Posted @ Fri, Oct 24th 10:35 AM 2003 By: Jawabike 1 posts Score: Decent [3.00] yep, been using this for awhile, but lately ive come into a wierd problem, my thumb button usually works, but on some occasions it doesnt : instead it acts like num lock, wierd id say                                                      0 Replies

is there a way? Posted @ Fri, Oct 24th 9:11 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] is there a way to "record" mouse movement so that i just run a win marcro program that do all the clicking for me? i have craftin macro but i my hands are hurting like hell right now,                                          0 Replies

buuuuuuuuuuuut Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 11:14 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] they are classics in any case.                                                                                 0 Replies

doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 7:24 AM 2003 By: Maddenman 8 posts Score: Decent [3.00] Are there really that many PC users that can't figure out simple keybinding or macro programs?                                                                    3 Replies

RE: doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 1:43 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] I'm an MCSE, that is a: Quote: Minesweeper Certified Solitair Expert! So Yes I can too...                                          0 Replies  RE: doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 1:42 PM 2003 By: Mortiis 89 posts Score: Default [2.23] I'm also a computer tech, and believe me, there are people out there who need help finding the on button.                                                                   0 Replies  RE: doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 8:28 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] I'm a computer tech, so to answer your question: YES!!                                                                   1 Reply  RE: doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 2:03 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Cool, Since there are so may PC techs here, can someone please tell me where the any key is?  Any why wont my cup holder come out of the case anymore?                                                      2 Replies  RE: doh Posted @ Fri, Oct 24th 8:40 AM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Suprisingly this is true.  People do ask that question about the "any" keep. So I printed up some labels and went around to the company keyboards and pasted it on the space bar. It is sad but the BOFH is right, users are stupid.                                         0 Replies  RE: doh Posted @ Thu, Oct 23rd 5:10 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Yeah, like we've never heard those jokes before.....                                                                                1 Reply  RE: doh Posted @ Fri, Oct 24th 7:19 PM 2003 By: Anonymous Score: Default [2.00] Actually, ive worked for dell tech support and i have had 3 customer call just to ask, where is the ANY key is and i had to replace 2 CD ROM drives, cause people DID think they were coffee trays that dell sent them for their convience. That was in the 3 years that I worked for them. And it is not a joke.                             1 Reply  RE: doh Posted @ Mon, Mar 29th 7:46 AM 2004 By: sashaya 7 posts Score: Decent [3.00] I also have worked as a tech support for an independent ISP. Those are not jokes. They happen all the time. I have had customers call in for a walk through to set up their internet connection where I had to walk them through how to right click before starting. I have also had the cussing out because it was our fault they could not get on the internet by a people whose electricity had been cut off. Since their phone worked they figured their computer had to be working since it had a phone line connected to it. The best was the customer I had that walked in with a 56K modem and said he wanted to it set up to get on the internet. I told him he needed it in a computer first. He swore since it said on the box " All you need to get on the internet" that he did not need a computer, just the modem. Until you do front line tech support you have no idea how many stupid people are out there. So many times I have said, people should have to pass a Computer Users test before being allowed to own a computer.   0 Replies

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