But you have KM -- macro away those irritants!
Two Points and Their Offset.kmmacros (7.3 KB)
And because it's KM you can tweak it how you want -- change the selection keys, add more points, load the clipboard with some or all of the results... Even use it to auto-fill the X and Y fields in the "Move or Click a Mouse" action!
great ! thanks very much !
We should also mention KM's built-in "Mouse Display" palette (in the Editor's Window menu), which let's you set your "zero" to any of the four display corners or front window corners.
And with a bit of manoeuvring you can use it to measure other distances -- for example, put another window in front of your window of interest, position a corner over the object you want to measure from, put the cursor over the target. Don't forget the "Lock" button, which gives you 5 seconds to place the pointer then freezes the displayed coordinates.
I did mention it, complete with screenshots :). A very useful tool indeed.
-rob.
I can see the "Move Mouse" action and the "Get" tool above -- but not the Mouse Display palette.
Today, I will learn how to read for context. Sigh. sorry!
And OMG wow, never ever knew about that one. What a useful little tool!
-rob.
I fell off my chair. What a superb little tool. So efficient and easy to use ! thanks very much
The only solution for difficult to access menus.
