Macro Property Sheet

Using the Display Interface

BlueZone Macros

Macro Properties

The Macro Properties property sheet is used to configure BlueZone macro recording and playback settings. From the BlueZone MenuBar select Macro:Properties. The Macros Properties sheet will display the following:

Record Tab

The Record tab is used to configure how events will be recorded.

Options ----

Record Keyboard Events Only: If selected, only keyboard events will be stored in the macro file.
Record Mouse Events Only: If selected, only mouse events will be stored in the macro file.
Record Keyboard and Mouse Events: If selected, both keyboard and mouse events will be saved to the macro file.

Playback Tab

The Playback tab is used to configure how events will be played.

Options ----

Playback Keyboard Events Only: If selected, only keyboard events stored in the macro file will be played-back.
Playback Mouse Events Only: If selected, only mouse events stored in the macro file will be played-back.
Playback Keyboard and Mouse Events: If selected, both keyboard and mouse events stored in the macro file will be played-back.
Auto-Play Macro on Startup: If checked, BlueZone will automatically play the specified macro file once BlueZone has initialized, i.e., on program startup.

Browse: Used to select a Macro file to play when BlueZone is launched.

Auto-Play Macro on Connect: If checked, BlueZone will automatically play the specified macro file once BlueZone has connected to the host system.

Browse: Used to select a Macro file to play when BlueZone first connects to a host.

Playback Speed- Used to select how fast the Macro will be played back.

NOTE If playing a Macro file does not produce the desired results then try playing it at a slower rate.

Options Tab

The Options tab is used to configure Macro options.

Maximize Main Window during Record and Play: Enable to temporarily maximize the BlueZone main window during Macro recording and playback. This is especially useful when you are using the mouse to record macros. By maximizing the screen, you will insure that the macro will record and play as desired.