I used to have a macro that would draw a small circle in the center of the monitor screen and move the mouse into it. I deleted it, and now I would love to have it back.
Does anyone have that macro or a link to it?
Thanks!
Is it the Highlight location action you’re thinking of?
Or is it for the mouse pointer to move in a circle you want?
The latter is a little bit more complicated, but it should be possible to have the mouse pointer move in an approximated circle, iterating through positions given by a circle formula. But the more precise you’d want the approximation to be, the more points you’d need to move though, and the longer time it would take to “draw” the circle.
Was your macro originally obtained from this thread?
That was exactly it!
I downloaded a set of macros that move the mouse to screen center, but when I try to paint the circle, then move the mouse, the mouse doesn't move. It's almost as though painting the circle prevents the next action. Here's what I have:
Actually, I seem to have solved it... 
I moved the HIGHLIGHT OVAL to below the mouse move, and that worked. I thought I'd tried that before...
Thanks for pointing me to that command; that did the trick.
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sorry for my english. but are you here saying nobody ever success with my macro? how come? i am 
. this macro is my favorite and my best. works perfect on my mac and go through different macos version and km version. It is my lifetime pride​:sob:
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i think i know what happened. my macro works with the software QTake. if you don't have this software, the macro doesn't work on your machine. so i will edit it and make it work on every macos. i will do this today. convert it into a subroutine.
On the contrary.
The original poster asked for a link to a possible solution to their question, so I provided the link to your thread in the hope that it was the macro they had lost.
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