Sticky Password Manager Log In Seems to Cancel Mouse Clicks

[AdamAnt]

I am new to MMM and I am hoping it may be my ignorance of it's use that is preventing me from accomplishing what I wanted to do but looking for any assistance you can offer.

I have a Password Manager called Sticky Password that needs a log in each time it is first used and also after it automatically locks the screen for security purposes after 30 mins. I wanted to use MMM to avoid the need for me to keep manually logging back in. It has a virtual keyboard if you want to just use the mouse to log in but you can also manually type your password in as well and use the enter key to re-open the software.

However even though mouseclicks and keypresses are being recorded in other Windows applications without any issues I can't get them to register in MMM when I click inside the Sticky Password log in box to enter my main password to allow access to the program. Keypresses and mouseclicks are actioned in the Sticky Password log in box but are not being recorded by MMM (only the x,y mouse movements to the box and to the virtual keyboard). I think the Password Manager has some way of disabling the transmission of the keypresses and mouseclicks for security purposes.

Anyway if you can suggest any way around this or to try something else it would be much appreciated.

Cheers

[Steve]

Hi,

I agree with you, it sounds like the log in box is preventing characters 'escaping' the dialog box. If you can 'paste' into the box you might be able to try pasting the password into the dialog during playback. You mentioned that there is an on screen keyboard. Maybe MMM can you used to reply the login through the on screen keyboard.

Hope this helps.

[AdamAnt]

Cheers Steve - I can paste normally from Windows into the dialog box but when I try to record the actions in MMM they aren't recorded - the right mouse click to paste etc.

Thanks anyway for the suggestion - was worth a try !

[AdamAnt]

Forgot to add - for the same reasons as above, the on-screen keyboard is disabling MMM recording the inputs.