A)
ATIasHold > The Keyboard and Joystick as "MouseClick" execution
            Flight Plan > [ Position Click ]

B)
ATIasHold > The "All Views LOC Position" Save as Default and Restore
            Flight Plan > [ All View LOC Position ]
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ATIasHold includes the Keyboard-Hook System and the MouseClick-Hook system.

The aim is to significantly increase the connection possibilities between ATIasHold
and any other View such as an airplane or the Simulator AND the various views of ATIasHold.
(This feature is similar to the enclosed software "MouseClicks" but only for single "clicks")

In other words, this function performs a "click" instead of the mouse.
Example: Open Views, click on a View Button or Field, Apl cockpit ecc...
This extra feature is giving you exactly what many user are searching for.
You are free of any restrictions.

This can be done with the keyboard or the Joystick independently of Joystick or Keyboard
connections already registered with the "Joystick" Editor.

The "Joystick" Editor already includes 2 types of connection for the same use
but restricted to 16 Joystick connections + 12 Joystick-Keyboard connections.
Namely "joystick" or "keyboard".


Remember: Never place a View in the "MIDDLE" of another View.
          "A part of it" should be out of the bigger View.
          It is possible that your bigger View is covering your smaller View.


          The Mouse-Click procedure is using 2 Kbd-connections + one Joystick Connection.
          -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
          Kbd > Number PAD 0 to 9
          Kbd numbers D0 to D9
          Joystick button 

          

Using the Mouse-Click on an image such as a Cockpit it is evident that the image must be exactly at the recorded xy Video coordinates.
This is very simple because each simulator uses Keyboard Keys which move an image to the same FIX xy position.
For example X-Plane uses the Number Pad numbers 4 + 6.
Since the key combination like Ctrl + NumPad 4 does not interfere we can use this combination for a different Mouse-Click.


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                    The Keyboard and Joystick connections are SIMULATOR specific! 
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\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\   Position Clicks   ///////////////////

A)

ATIasHold uses:
(1)
A BackGround View that covers the Desktop behind the ATIasHold views.
Open the BackGround View from the Flight Plan View!
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(2)
The X, Y position on the video is recorded when the program is closing with the files
of type "LastLoc1", "LastLoc2" etc ...
When the program is opened, the ATIasHold views are positioned as left.



(3)
This is where the new function "Position Click" begins.


4)
The "Position Click" feature Flight Plan View > [Position Click]
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The use is quite simple:

"Keyboard Click position"

- Close the Keyboard connection if open (^12) - Ctrl + F12
- Input the "Description"
- Select a Simulator. Note that "Any" is for any Simulator.
- Open the Keyboard connection with Ctrl + F12 (^F12) 
- Select a Keyboard Key

- ONLY NOW >
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- Click on [ New Position ]   now your Mouse (Click) is "OFF"
- Click on a Position, Buttons on open Views or Airplane Cockpit or Simulator - Mouse is "ON"

- Verify and test
  Click on [ Exec ]
  The connection is activating your selection
- Save the selection
- [ Save Kbd Key ]               ID                    Key      X   Y
    The ListBox is registering: Kbd,Your description,^NumPad0,1860,663,Simulator

- The Control procedure is checking for errors and double x same simulator.


  Remember: You can select this connections using the Ctrl-Key + Kbd-Key
            or just press the Kbg NumPad Key like 0,1,2,3 or the Kbd-Numbers D0..D9.
            This is very important. You avoid interferences with the Simulator.            


            The Mouse-Click procedure is using 2 Kbd-connections + one Joystick Connection.
            -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
            Kbd > Number PAD 0 to 9
            Kbd numbers D0 to D9
            Joystick buttons





"Joystick Click position"

The use is the same with one difference
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  - Select [New Position]  (on the right side)
  - Instead of selecting a Kbd-Key you use a Joystick button or combination.
  - The Value is indicated in the Joystick Number Field
  - Make a test with the [ Exec ] Button
  - Now [ Save Joystick ]        ID                   JoyNr   X   Y
    The ListBox is registering: Joy,your description,524288,1860,663,Simulator


Nota: 
L-Click on a ListBox Item. This connection is active for a test > [Exec]
L-Click then R-Click on a Item. You can delete the connection.







\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\    Views LOC Position + Restore    ///////////////////


What is doing this View is explaind on top of the View.
When opening the left side is listing the actual Views Last-Video Position.

The right listing is empy.
- Select [ Load Default ] is listing the actual saved Default setting for all Views.
- Save Last Views Screen position
  - When you open the program and "don't change" any position use the listed items.
  - When you change a View Position you must close and re-open the program.
  
Save actual Views Position as Default
- Select [ Save as Default ] > Msg No/yes
  - The listed items (left side) are saved as Default files. Extension: *.def
  - Both Listbox Items are updated.

Restore all Default Positions
- Select [ Restore Default ] > Msg No/yes
  - ALL View positions are restored and moved to the default position on your screen.
  - Both Listbox Items are updated.

L-Click on a Listed Item: the View name is shown as reference.

Remember: When you change a View position and you want this position as Default
          you must close and re-open the program.




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