Move Mouse
This step moves the mouse to a specified location on the screen. When you add the Click from the Recorder View, the Move Mouse step is added automatically before the Click step. Mouse coordinates are relative to the top left corner of the window. X is the horizontal axis that goes from left to right and Y is the vertical axis that goes from top to bottom.
Additionally, it is possible to simulate hardware keyboard and mouse on an automated computer. For more information, see "Install the Desktop Automation Service" in the Kofax RPA Installation Guide.
Properties
- Offset
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- None: Does not use any coordinates offset and moves to the center of the
selected element. It is equivalent to the following:
Relative to set to Center with x=0, y=0
- Use: Specify the offset in pixels using the following options.
- Relative To
- This option specifies the starting point to calculate the offset.
- Top Left: Top left corner of the window or the selected element with x=0 and y=0.
- Top: Middle of the top border of the window or the selected element with y=0.
- Top Right: Top right corner of the window or the selected element with y=0.
- Left: Middle of the left border of the window or the selected element with x=0.
- Center: Middle of the window or the selected element.
- Right: Middle of the right border of the window or the selected element.
- Bottom Left: Bottom left corner of the window or the selected element with x=0.
- Bottom: Middle of the bottom border of the window or the selected element.
- Bottom Right: Bottom right corner of the window or the selected element.
- None: Does not use any coordinates offset and moves to the center of the
selected element. It is equivalent to the following:
- X
- Specifies a horizontal offset relative to the selected starting point. Positive numbers move the mouse to the right of the starting point. Negative numbers move the mouse to left of the starting point.
- Y
- Specifies a vertical offset relative to the selected starting point. Positive numbers move the mouse down from the starting point. Negative numbers move the mouse upward from the starting point.