Dragan,

Try "WAIT WINDOW 'Move the mouse now!' NOWAIT" and then move the mouse, you'll see it disappears immediately, no need of click or keypress despite of what the help says.

I agree about using some silent logging instead of using the GUI, that is what I use too.

>Wait waits for a click or keypress, and shouldn't be sensitive to mouse movements. However, it can interfere with MouseEnter, as it's a window unto itself, and its (implied) .show() may disturb the events, your form may briefly lose focus and generally gets in the way. I suspect the same with your
>ACTIVATE SCREEN, which would fire .deactivate() of the current form. Even though are supposed to happen after the observed event occurs, they may influence the events which should happen next.
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>For tracking stuff like this, I don't even trust the debugger, as it's a set of windows unto itself, and interferes with activate/deactivate because it takes focus. I'd rather do some silent logging - event tracking, coverage, my own logging, debugout - whichever is handier at the moment.