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| Publisher:
Microxe
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| Date added:
16-Feb-2008
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Rating:
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| File size:
Unknown
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| Language:
English
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| License:
Shareware - Time Limit
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| Price:
$ 19.95
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| OS:
Windows 98/NT/2000/ME/XP/VISTA
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| UpdateDate:
17-Feb-2008
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| Requirements:
No special requirements
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Handwizard 2.0 Information |
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Handwizard Is Your Hand Wizard Mode.
Handwizard provides automated cursor moving and command entry by mouse steps.
Handwizard 2.0 is based on such inventions as "Cursor displacement control method" and "Data input method", which define its purpose and functionality and give the user: time and health savings due to work with the mouse; a new level of freedom in artistic self-expression.
Handwizard 2.0 enables semiautomatic and automatic cursor moving for interactive construction of cursor moving paths in graphic editors. Semiautomatic and automatic movement of the cursor is carried out on a polyline to the Cursor aim controlled by movements of the mouse.
Besides, Handwizard 2.0 enables a special kind of mouse movement called Mouse steps for execution of a new kind of commands called "Extra commands". To execute Extra commands, there are double mouse movement variants called Double mouse step. A Double mouse step is a sequence of two Mouse steps that includes the First mouse step and the Second mouse step. Start of execution of the First mouse step and the Second mouse step is followed by opening the proper variant of the Extra Command Menu. The First mouse step is associated with one of the eight Extra command groups, and the Second mouse step with one of the eight Extra commands in the group. So, in total there are 64 Extra commands to be defined.
Each Extra command can be part of one of the five below mentioned Command categories.
1. Extra commands of the Semiautomatic moving category provide the start of Cursor moving procedure execution.
2. Extra commands of the Cursor speed alternation category provide change of the main cursor speed value to an Alternative cursor speed value and back.
3. Extra commands of the Cursor restore category provide cursor movement to the position it had before the last execution of an extra command from the Cursor moving category.
4. Extra commands of the Cursor moving category provide cursor movement in the coordinates of the screen or the main window of a runtime application. This is made by using the Click option to emulate a left mouse button click, and the Restore option to return the cursor to the starting position.
5. Extra commands of the Keystrokes emulation category provide emulation of simultaneous stroke of one or two alphabetical keys with the ability to emulate "Alt" and "Ctrl" strokes, as well as implied "Shift" strokes.
Handwizard 2.0 functionality is realized in two mutually exclusive procedures: Cursor moving procedure providing semiautomatic and automatic cursor moving; Extra command procedure providing execution of mouse Extra Commands.
The Cursor moving procedure is a renewable sequence of modes: Origin choice of semiautomatic cursor moving; Direction choice of semiautomatic cursor moving; Semiautomatic moving of the cursor; Automatic moving for getting a closed cursor moving path.
The Extra command procedure is executed continuously, except the time of Cursor moving procedure execution. It begins at Handwizard 2.0 launch and is in essence a renewable sequence of modes: Command expectation; Command choice; Command execution.
Handwizard 2.0 user interface includes: Handwizard icon in the System Tray providing Main menu opening, and starting the Cursor moving procedure; Main menu; Handwizard Settings dialog; Context menu of the Cursor moving procedure; Extra Command Menu of the Extra command procedure; Cursor moving imaging while executing the Cursor moving procedure.
Handwizard 2.0 requires a later Microsoft Windows version than Windows Me, availability of a mouse in the system, and the graphics accelerator with 256 MB video memory. The ability to correctly build cursor moving paths was tested in such graphic editors as MS Paint, Adobe Photoshop. Handwizard 2.0 is not intended for notebooks.
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