Status Bar
Status bar is located at the bottom of
the VNCRobot window. It consists of three independent fields and
provides the following functionality:
Update Coordinates Field
If you start an application on the VNC server and a new window opens
there, your server sends an update message to VNCRobot (or to any VNC
viewer in general). Such a mesage usually contains coordinates and size
of the update and a new picture for that area. The Update Coordinates
field display coordinates and size of the last significant frame buffer
update.
Note that generally there are many update messages received from a VNC
server. If your desktop displays a clock, there's at least one update
per second as the seconds change. Also there's a cursor which is usually
blinking and generating many tiny frame buffer updates. As you are
usually interested in much larger updates like new windows etc., you can
configure the Update Coordinates field to display just updates greater
than a certain size. The default minimum update size is set to 10%. To
configure the limit go to Preferences and
select the Appearance -> Status Bar tree node. Alternatively right
click onto the status bar and select Configure in the popup menu as is
shown on the following picture.

You can use the coordinates to define expected update area with the Waitfor command. If you
select Copy Coordinates in the popup menu, the coordinates in the format
required by Waitfor will be copied into the clipboard. You can then use
Ctrl+V or select Paste to paste them into your script editor.
Mouse Coordinates Field
Mouse Coordinates is the rightmost field on the status bar. It displays
coordinates of the mouse pointer in the frame buffer (VNC viewer). This
is useful for the Mouse
command. The field can display either absolute or relative
(percentage) coordinates. To configure the display format go to Preferences and select the Appearance ->
Status Bar tree node. Alternatively right click onto the status bar and
select Configure in the popup menu.