This simple to use application allows you to automate mouse movements and keyboard strokes by recording them in advance, then defining actions.
- CLICKER
- Version :1.0.5490.40641 Beta
- License :Demo
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Clicker1
CLICKER Description
CLICKER is an intuitive application that allows you to automate mouse movements, keyboard strokes or opening a program. The software allows you to prompt a mouse click, text typing, opening a website in the default browser, as well as control the computer’s power options, such as shutdown or reboot.
Schedule mouse clicks or keyboard strokes
CLICKER allows you to automate mouse button clicks at specified intervals, at the established location. The software allows you to create a series of actions, such as mouse clicks, keyboard strokes, prompt sounds or processes. Moreover, you can combine all the actions under a custom label and save the operation.
Thus, you can prompt the set of actions at any time, with just one mouse click. The actions include simulating several types of mouse clicks, such as single, double, right-click or selection by click-and-drag. You may also set the condition of the operation: cyclic, alternate, random or one time only.
Set key strokes, sounds or processes
CLICKER can also simulate keyboard strokes, such as plain text or commands shortcuts. For example, you can automate typing an address in a browser and accessing it or enabling commands such as Copy, Paste, Save.
Moreover, each operation can be preceded by a sound: click the Sounds tab and select the desired audio file from the drop down menu. You may add more options by copying the supported files in the software’s Sounds folder.
As for processes, each operation can lead to a specific process being performed. A few examples of such processes: system shutdown, reboot, application exit, show program, Task Manager, access a URL, copy to clipboard or save print screen.
Run or pause operation
CLICKER can repeat the selected operation, with a small pause between the actions. The pause can range between custom values, which you can set in milliseconds. Once you set all the actions, you can save the operation with the desired label, then view the new entry in the designated area.