Annie said:
Hi guys,
is there any cool and easy to use - no scripting - macro recorder to
be able to record
key strokes and mouse movments?
You might like MacroMaker. It is simple to use and works well...
http://members.ij.net/anthonymathews/MacroMaker.htm
"MacroMaker allows you automate most anything that you already do by
hand. MacroMaker was written more for the use of people who regularly
use computers and programmers rather than the casual PC user. Most
anything you know how to do by hand can be translated into a macro in
MacroMaker.
The user can simulate a series of keystrokes, mouse events, play back
previous recordings of keystrokes and mouse events or execute some
built-in functions with just a keystroke. You can even store textual
content from the clipboard in internal MacroMaker buffers for later use.
In order to install MacroMaker you must have "Windows Installer 2.0
Redistributable" loaded on your machine. If the MacroMakerInst.msi file
will not execute on your machine, follow the links below to download the
appropriate version of the installer based upon the operating system you
are running. Follow Microsoft's instructions for installation of the
installer and after which try to execute the MacroMakerInst.msi file
again."
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My NOTES 10/14/02:
To install MacroMaker by hand (without the "Windows Installer 2.0
Redistributable") you need to create a directory:
Now download the following 2 files and save them in the directory you
created above.
Download MacroMaker executable
Download MacroMaker help file
Rename the help file to MACROMAKER1.0.3.1.HLP
Make any shortcuts desired
Makes numerous registry entries when first run...best to monitor with
TotalUninstall.
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dadiOH
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