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Re: UI scripting: how to click 'OK' in Photo-Paint
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Re: UI scripting: how to click 'OK' in Photo-Paint


  • Subject: Re: UI scripting: how to click 'OK' in Photo-Paint
  • From: Wim Melis <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 02:43:04 +0200

Thanks for the replies, alas: no luck yet.

>> 'm trying to get a script working that applies Adaptive Unsharpening in
>> Corel Photo-Paint 10. There's no AS support, so I made my first attempt at
>> UI scripting. Problem is: once the Unsharp window is on screen, I can't find
a way to activate the "OK" button to apply it.

> I don't own the app so I can't check but it may be useful to activate
> it before calling GUIscripting.
> tell application  "corel photo-paint 10"
> activate
> end tell

Did that...

> try this targeted at the button -- it often makes a difference:
>   perform action "AXPress"

And that too...

No luck in both cases.

I just did some quick first testing with 'extra suites', first results are
promising. I think it can generate a better-working click than UI scripting
can, but I'll need to do some more testing - it's an unelegant solution
though, such a simple thing shouldn't need another program to chip in.

Other more elegant ideas are extremely welcome!

Wim


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