
 Click
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Program		Click
Purpose		Simulated iconbar mouse click
Version		1.01  (25thFebruary 2003)
Authors		Malcolm Boura / Jon Ripley
Licence		GPL


 About
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Simulated iconbar mouse click


 Syntax
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Click <application name> [-select] [-menu] [-adjust] [-wait] [-force]

Where:
    <application name>
        Name as known to task manager

    -select -menu -adjust
        Mouse clicks to simulate, at least one and in that order

    -wait
        Wait until application has started

    -force
        Force simulated mouse click on the icon that the mouse pointer is
        currently over

 Notes
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The application name must be entered exactly as it appears in the Task Manager
tasks window. If the application name includes a space then you should put the
name inside "quotes", eg, "Task Manager". This won't work if the application
has a hard-space in its name instead of a regular (soft) space, so you should
press Alt+Space instead.

If you specify more than one type of mouse click to simulate then they will be
actioned in the order, Select, Menu then Adjust. At lease one type of mouse
click must be specified.

The -force option is only useful when used in conjunction with the
DirectorFilter command when adding a filter to an application that has more
than one iconbar icon. Without this option only the first icon that was created
is actually clicked on.
