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Focussing on Computer controlOne of the "tricky" concepts with Computer Control is understanding which program has the focus in Windows. This can sometimes make it seem like The Grid 2 is not working correctly. When using the Computer Control grids, it is important to ensure that the program you want to control has the focus. There are a couple of visual clues that show which program has the focus:
You can also type on the keyboard - the text will appear in the program that has the focus. Changing focusWhen you click on a window with the mouse it will get the focus, and the window that has the focus will lose the focus. If you are using switches to access The Grid 2, this is rarely a problem because the focus only changes when you want it to. If the wrong program has the focus then the cells in The Grid 2 will do nothing or the wrong thing. A few notesYou cannot set the focus to The Grid 2 by clicking on it. This is intentional! The focus stays on the program that you are controlling. To set the focus to The Grid 2 you can right-click on it, or click on the title bar or menu bar (if visible). There are some things in The Grid 2 that you cannot do with the mouse that you can do with switches. For example, if you try to use The Grid 2 to move around the Start menu (or a program menu), clicking on The Grid 2 will close the menu that was open. Similarly, the mouse control functions (such as radar mouse) are intended for switch access. |
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