I noticed that the start and stop is based on triggering the application
It isn't based on a status
So a way to simulate this:
Set a start schedule 1 minute from now
Start Mouse Move
Wait for 1 Minute
Expected Result:
Mouse Move is still running since start just means that Mouse Move is online or running (hence, the start schedule)
Actual Result:
Mouse Move stops because the program triggers (so it turns it from on to off) rather than looks at the status if running or not (start schedule means it should be on at that time)
I noticed that the start and stop is based on triggering the application
It isn't based on a status
So a way to simulate this:
Set a start schedule 1 minute from now
Start Mouse Move
Wait for 1 Minute
Expected Result:
Mouse Move is still running since start just means that Mouse Move is online or running (hence, the start schedule)
Actual Result:
Mouse Move stops because the program triggers (so it turns it from on to off) rather than looks at the status if running or not (start schedule means it should be on at that time)