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You can edit these macros later using the Macro Editor in Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. Note You cannot capture mouse movement or actions performed through macros reassigned to a button/key. Record a macro Start the application or game where you want to record the macro. Press the Macro Record button on the mouse. Notes If no keystrokes or mouse clicks are detected for 60 seconds, macro recording will stop.
Edit a macro Click the button or key you’ve configured to run the macro. Play a macro Press the button or key assigned to play the macro. Cancel a macro during playback Press the button or key assigned to the macro again, or start another macro. Toggle a repeating macro After you enable Macro Repeat for a macro, press the key assigned to the macro to start it. Use “press and hold” for a repeating macro. JavaScript and jQuery.
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Media Programming - OLI. Media Programming[Enter Course] Overview: Programming is a way of organizing a task so that it is replicable by something else—a computer.
If you have ever given someone directions, or written down a recipe, you have some experience with programming. Learning more about programming will help you develop the skills of thinking systematically about a task and breaking it down into manageable pieces, which can be applied in many disciplines. This class contextualizes the task of programming by focusing on media, such as images, audio, and interactive systems.
This introductory course has no particular prerequisites and is primarily designed for non-computer science students. In-Depth Description This course is based on a well tested course for non CS students—the Media Computation course taught at Georgia Tech and developed by Mark Guzdial and Barbara Ericson.