Difference between revisions of "Mac and Cursor"
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| − | + | This applies to Mac OS 10.7 and MXWendler version 4.2 and above | |
'''Problem''' | '''Problem''' | ||
| − | You want to set up a | + | You want to set up a Mac to start MXW and display a video show fully automatically but the cursor does not disappear and is always visible. |
'''Solution''' | '''Solution''' | ||
Using Apple Script with the following steps: <br> | Using Apple Script with the following steps: <br> | ||
| − | 1. Switch System Preferences to 32 bit <br> | + | 1. Switch System Preferences to 32 bit. <br> |
| − | 2. Install | + | 2. Install "Cursorcerer" and specify a keystroke. <br> |
3. Create an apple script to do: | 3. Create an apple script to do: | ||
| − | : Open the | + | : Open the 'System Preferences' and open 'Cursorcerer', |
| − | : Close | + | : Close 'Cursorcerer' and 'System Preferences', |
| − | : Emulate the keystroke | + | : Emulate the keystroke, |
| − | : Run MXWendler | + | : Run MXWendler. |
Latest revision as of 15:02, 1 October 2019
This applies to Mac OS 10.7 and MXWendler version 4.2 and above
Problem
You want to set up a Mac to start MXW and display a video show fully automatically but the cursor does not disappear and is always visible.
Solution
Using Apple Script with the following steps:
1. Switch System Preferences to 32 bit.
2. Install "Cursorcerer" and specify a keystroke.
3. Create an apple script to do:
- Open the 'System Preferences' and open 'Cursorcerer',
- Close 'Cursorcerer' and 'System Preferences',
- Emulate the keystroke,
- Run MXWendler.