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Action recording program..

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Krivedtko

Junior Member
I am looking for a program thta records and then executes and action.. like a macro in any program like word, textpad etc but that works globally in windows.. for example i need to record a macro that open an application and executes any order i record... for example record a sequence loike ..

Click START-- > All Programs --> Photoshop --> File --> Open File..

Dont know if you understand what oim trying to say if you have any question please do it for better explanation... i really need a program like that!..

Thanks in advance!
 
Have you tried out Macro express? I might give it a go. I'll be DLing Macro recorder in the time being.

What I really need is something that stores the macros in an editable text file so I can loop the same thing with minor changes.

EDIT: I could whip something together in C/C++ to do what I want, but I want something that is already good to go. I could write what I need in about 2 days. If nothing good is out there, maybe I'll write something ans sell it 🙂
 
Does Auto-It ercord what you are doing? Macro express is pretty damned good but Firefox and IE were crashing when i tried to log in/out of yahoo. Quite aggravating.
 
Originally posted by: IHateMyJob2004
Does Auto-It ercord what you are doing? Macro express is pretty damned good but Firefox and IE were crashing when i tried to log in/out of yahoo. Quite aggravating.
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I'm not sure about the latest version, but I last looked at it probably at least a year ago. IIRC, you would open a window that basically shows everything you are doing as text commands and then you paste the text commands into a script that is executed by AutoIt.

For instance, when you put your mouse over an "ok" button or a website button, then this program will have the text for defining what is under the mouse (the button), then you put in your AutoIt script to click "this button".

It's really (or used to be anyway) the standard among sysadmins for doing gui type scripting. I suggest visiting the website and check it out for yourself.
 
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