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Default Demonstrating mouse clicks with Macro

Hi Jeff,

There's a number of programs out there that will record what's happening on
your screen to an AVI file or MPEG or whatever. I can't recall the names of
any but they do exist.

Once you have the movie recorded, you can use the Shell function in your VBA
code to play the movie file. This would of course mean you'd have to
distribute the movie file along with your XLS or XLA.

If you need something more dynamic then the following thread may give you
some ideas.

http://groups.google.com.au/group/mi...b1d0c94af1e37/


Regards,
Vic Eldridge


"JEFF" wrote:

Thanks... went to the website -- looks interesting. My question is whether /
how I can record a demo, embed it into the workbook so the end user can
"click to run", without them being required to have the software as well.....

Thanks.

"JEFF" wrote:

Hi All,

Wondering how one would go about recording a macros that, when replayed, all
the mouse clicks and movements, the choosing of menu items, data entered in
cells would be seen.... Hoping to use it as an instructional tool

TIA!



 
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