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Mouse click simulation does not work #40
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Forum post (French): https://www.jmgr.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=1390 |
Hello / Salut @Jmgr. I have tried to simulate a simple MoveCursor and double Click on Notepad++ and Firefox but the Click command doesn't work. It doesn't click and for some mysterious reason, it opens the Windows Start Menu. I use Windows 10 64 bits with Actiona 3.9.2 64 bits. |
Hi,
It seems that all applications wanting to simulate clicks and other events on other programs within Windows 10 are now required to have been digitally signed.
I am now in the process of buying a certificate, which requires hiring a lawyer or a notary to verify my identity and faxing a document to the company selling the certificate. Thank you so much Microsoft.
In the meantime this could work : https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj852245%28v=ws.11%29.aspx Another user reported that starting Actiona in compatibility mode solved a similar issue.
Le 13 septembre 2017 07:25:46 GMT+02:00, x-a-n-a-x <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
…Hello.
I have tried to simulate a simple MoveCursor and double Click on
Notepad++ and Firefox but the **Click** command doesn't work. It
doesn't click and for some mysterious reason, it opens the Windows
Start Menu.
I use Windows 10 64 bits with Actiona 3.9.2 64 bits.
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Hi Jmgr, I am also facing the problem like yours. I want to know after you buy the digital certificate, can you solve that problem? If the problem is resolved, let me know which digital certificate you bought. Please tell me the results. Thank you. |
Yes, I bought a Comodo certificate through ksoftware: https://www.ksoftware.net/code-signing-certificates/ That solved this issue. It costs around 70$ per year however. Luckily, I found a notary that offered me to do all the paperwork for free, so I spared some money there. |
Hi Jmgr, Thank you so much for answering me. But when I go to website https://www.ksoftware.net/code-signing-certificates/, I found 2 certificates with very different price (OV Code Signing Certificates and EV Code Signing Certificates). So what kind of certificate is enough to solve that problem? Regards, |
The 64 bit version of Actiona seems to have issues simulating a mouse click under Windows 10.
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