Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS and your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to 1024 X 768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that will tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like 640 X
480 etc.

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Tom Ogilvy


"Donna YaWanna" wrote in message
...
Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS and your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to 1024 X
768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the
screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that will
tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like 640 X
480 etc.

You looking for something like this?
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210590
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;Q94927

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS and your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to 1024 X 768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that will tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like 640 X
480 etc.

Suppose, also, that I'm an idiot and don't understand a word of the web
pages Mike was kind enough to send me. Can you do this same thing in Excel
with formulas?



"Mike" wrote in message
...
You looking for something like this?
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210590
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;Q94927

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS and
your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to 1024 X
768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the
screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that will
tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like 640
X
480 etc.

Sorry no time. I just received a winrunner project.

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Suppose, also, that I'm an idiot and don't understand a word of the web
pages Mike was kind enough to send me. Can you do this same thing in Excel
with formulas?



"Mike" wrote in message
...
You looking for something like this?
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210590
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;Q94927

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS and
your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to 1024 X
768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the
screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that will
tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like 640
X
480 etc.

Does anybody know how to do this?


"Mike" wrote in message
...
Sorry no time. I just received a winrunner project.

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Suppose, also, that I'm an idiot and don't understand a word of the web
pages Mike was kind enough to send me. Can you do this same thing in
Excel
with formulas?



"Mike" wrote in message
...
You looking for something like this?
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210590
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;Q94927

"Donna YaWanna" wrote:

Let's say you click on a button on your screen at 1000,2500 TWIPS
and
your
resolution is 800 X 600. Now you change your screen resolution to
1024 X
768
and you need to click on the same button in it's new location on the
screen.
Who's 100 times smarter than I am and can do some tricky math that
will
tell
me the TWIPS to find that button?

I'd ned to do the same calculation for other screen resolutions like
640
X
480 etc.