Hello for everyone,
I need a simple macro (not simple for me) to toggle the normal arrow cursor to the crosshair cursor. (I want to asign a shortcut key for that!)
Thanks for the help, have a nice day!!!
I asked many moons ago as I use the crosshair a lot, but miss the tooltips that the standard cursor has for certain tasks. Aparently its not possible, but maybe someone will have figured it out ?
Hello,
This code is not perfect, but it works with CorelDRAW X5
Sub cross()'CorelDRAW X5Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")WshShell.SendKeys "^j" & "+{TAB}" & "vtt" & "+{RIGHT}" & "p" & "%c" & "{ENTER}"End Sub
Greetings! Today is 24 January of 2023The code above must be improved.
A little later I will write code with more details and explanations so that it will work stably on any version of CorelDRAW with minor changes.
I have never tried to change the default cursor in CorelDraw.But sometimes in macros I use commands =GetUserClick= or =GetUserArea= one of the parameters of these functions is Cursor.When this command is executed (before clicking), the appearance of the cursor can be changed as follows:B = ActiveDocument.GetUserClick(X, Y, Shift, 10, False, cdrCursorWinCross)orB = ActiveDocument.GetUserArea(X1, Y1, X2, Y2, Shift, 10, False, cdrCursorWinCross)RegardsTaras
It´s a very useful tool. The way I use it is assigning a shortcut key to menu > Tools > options > tools, and make a couple of clicks for get it.
Regards!!
This code does nothing for me. Only the smart fill tool is selected.
Regards!!!