using CetCursorPos and mov

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Check out the Help File. It is very helpful.

or type "mou" -> click or put the caret over the word -> press f1

Examples

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mou 500 300 ;;move the mouse pointer to 500, 300 pixels of the screen
mou 100 150 "Notepad" ;;move the mouse pointer to 100, 150 pixels of "Notepad" window
mou+ 20 -10 ;;move the mouse pointer 20, -10 pixels from current position
mou ;;restore mouse pointer position as it was before first mouse movement/click command in current macro

;Move the mouse pointer  in "Notepad" window, x=100 (relative to "Notepad"), don't change y:
int w = win("Notepad")
mou 100 ym(0 w) w

;Get mouse pointer position, ..., restore mouse pointer position:
int px(xm) py(ym)
...
mou px py