To change options like how quickly the mouse pointer moves and whether your computer makes a sound when you turn on Mouse Keys, in the Ease of Access Center, under Control the mouse with the keyboard, click Set up Mouse Keys.
Double press the left Ctrl key or shake the mouse to activate a spotlight that focuses on the cursor's position. Click the mouse or press any keyboard key to dismiss it. If you move the mouse while the spotlight is active, the spotlight will dismiss on its own shortly after the mouse stops moving.
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On Windows 11, whether you have a multi-monitor setup or a single large display, sometimes, you may lose sight of the mouse pointer on the screen, and you would typically shake the mouse until you find it again.
Used to activate new installations of Microsoft's OS, the Windows product key is something you probably don't think about . . . until you really need it. Whether you're about to do a clean install of Windows 11 or 10 on your existing PC or you need to move the license to a new computer, you'll probably need this 25-character, alphanumeric code.
For years, Windows has offered an option to change the size and color of the mouse pointer to overcome this annoyance, but the settings are buried in a hard-to-find Mouse Properties dialog box. Windows 10 offers an easier access point.
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Macro Recorder is very easy to use and should work fine "out-of-the-box". However, technical limitations and unavoidable interferences may require to troubleshoot your recording. Please find tips and tricks to get your macro running as expected:GeneralThe foremost important tip: 99% of issues are window focus based. Macro Recorder does not switch the input focus to the application you wish to automate. You would either need to change focus using the focus change macro action or by simulating a regular click (not a smart click) into the target application to switch focus to that window.Check the download page if you are using the latest version. Your installation may be out-of-date, even if you checked for updates.The demo version cancels playback after a few repetitions. Make sure to register your license key for uninterrupted macro playback.Mac only: If Macro Recorder crashes if you press Record, most probably, you need to (re)authorize the security access settings in macOS. Please carefully follow the installation instructions. Please note, that you may need to reconfirm the settings after a software update.Windows only: If Macro Recorder was started with normal user rights (default case), it cannot control programs started with extended administrator rights. Solution: Start Macro Recorder with administrator rights as well (right-click on program file and choose "Run as administrator").
Playback macro with the same display dimensions and resolution as recorded.Window focus changeMake sure that the defined window title matches the actual title in the desired window.Note, that the title may change dynamically:The browser title shows the currently loaded web page title which is different on different web pages.Editing programs show the current file name and path which is currently being edited.Database programs may use the currently selected database item in the program title.By the way, program names (vs titles) sometimes also have confusingly weird names. Microsoft UWP programs may show different titles than expected. The Microsoft browser "Edge" has the edgy program name "ApplicationFrameHost.exe".Let Macro Recorder scan the program name and window title:In the window change action, click the cross-hair button.Click the window you want Macro Recorder to switch focus to.Use the wildcard for dynamically changing window titles: Replace "MyWonderfulDocument.doc - Word" with "* - Word" if you want to switch to Word, regardless of the name of the file currently loaded in Word.Mouse clicksCoordinates of a click action may be overridden by parameter change macros. Check if there is any parameter change is affecting the mouse click actions in question.Keep in mind, that the position of click items may vary, especially in web browsers.The position of items in a web browser is affected by:Advertisement banners or dynamic contents.The browser zoom (CTRL-+/-)Activation/Deactivation of script blocker (Adblock, Ghostery, etc.).Responsive webpage contents such as collapsing/expanding (navigation) menus.Dynamic stylesheets (dark mode, mobile view, styling skins)Different content depending on a logged in/out state.The display dimensions and resolution ("Apple Retina" screen resolution, "DPI settings").Suggestions:Use window change to let Macro Recorder restore the browser window position and size.Double-check the "relative mouse coordinate" setting and disable it if you don't want to use it.Automate a reset to achieve a consistent experience. E.g. CTRL-0 resets browser zoom.SmartClick and Image RecognitionStep-by-Step video tutorialChoose a click position that visually differs from the rest of the desktop. Otherwise, Macro Recorder may abort the image area analysis with a hint that the image area is not unique; for example, SmartClick is not suitable to click anywhere in the middle of a large monochrome area.Make sure that the desired program window has focus if the action is configured to search the bitmap in the currently focussed program.On playback, Macro Recorder performs a digitally precise comparison between the small bitmap(s) you defined when recording the macro and what is visible on the desktop on macro playback.Even if you believe it is identical, there are many factors that may cause slightest changes in appearance, making it impossible for a computer to calling it a match.Here are some tips what to look for:Make sure that the same fonts are installed on the computer that were present when you recorded the macro.Clicked items which are captured by Smart Click must have consistent size, shape and color. Macro Recorder captures the item with the appearance at the time of the click. If its appearance change, SmartClick cannot find it anymore as it doesn't match the recorded bitmap around the click position.Buttons or web links on a webpage may have a different color after the page has been visited. Verify, if Macro Recorder captured the color of the desired state.SmartClicks may not be detected if running the macro from a computer with different DPI settings ("Retina").Font anti-aliasing settings ("font smoothing", "clear Type" or "LCD optimization") affect the appearance of text and user interface controls. Consider switching such technology off for optimized image detection:Open the System Properties window by pressing the Windows key and the Pause/Break key.
Regardless of what commands, mouse clicks or other inputs are made from that point on, the designated window will remain at the forefront, superseding any other open windows until Always on Top is toggled off. The default keyboard shortcut for the Always on Top toggle is Windows Key + CTRL + T.
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Rules for mouse genetic nomenclature were first published by Dunn, Gruneberg, and Snell (1940) and subsequent revisions published by the International Committee for Standardized Genetic Nomenclature in Mice (1963, 1973, 1981, 1989, 1996). The most recent publication of mouse nomenclature guidelines can be found in Eppig (2006). Users should be advised, however, that this web version represents the current nomenclature policies of the International Committee for Standardized Genetic Nomenclature for Mice and takes precedent over previously published versions.
In 2003, the International Committee on Standardized Genetic Nomenclature for Mice and theRat Genome and Nomenclature Committee agreed to unify the rules and guidelinesfor gene, allele, and mutation nomenclature in mouse and rats. Nomenclature guidelines are now reviewed and updated annually by the two International Committees; current guidelines can befound on the MGD and RGD web sites. 2ff7e9595c
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