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Auto Mouse Click: Automate Left or Right Button Clicks of Mouse Auto Mouse Click Automate Mouse clicks with Auto Mouse Click Utility. Define Click Type, X Co-ordinates, Y-Co-ordinate and specify whether to return mouse cursor back to original location and automate mouse clicks. And try Auto Mouse Click for free.

Jun 25, 2013 - Extension for getting current url in short form via clck.ru service. This Auto Clicker for Mac can be really useful when you need to do numerous mouse clicks and with speed, whether you are playing a game or using any other software, this Auto Clicker for Mac can be really useful to simulate mouse clicks. Controlled Random delay between mouse clicks will be added in next version of Auto Clicker for Mac.

The Auto Mouse Click Utility allows to group Mouse Clicks (let's call the group as Mouse Click Script) and Save them in a File for later use. The Mouse Click Script can be loaded to run at a later time.

You can also watch a Video for Automating Mouse Clicks at the bottom of this page. The Small video displays all the steps outlined below. You can Register your copy of Auto Mouse Click Software Utility by paying in minimal registration fees, once the Free Trial of the Software Ends. How to Auto Mouse Click Given below steps outline how to automatically initiate mouse clicks. The procedure to auto mouse click has been divided into 3 Steps. You can also save mouse clicks in a file and then run the mouse clicks automatically by double clicking on the Mouse Clicks (.amk) file or schedule mouse clicks to run at a specified time using task scheduler.

Step 1: Download Auto Mouse Click and launch Auto Mouse Click Software Utility. During installation of Auto Mouse Click Software utility, you can opt the create a Desktop Shortcut or you can launch the software utility from the Programs Menu.

Step 2: Configure HotKey to get Mouse Cursor Position Given below steps outline, how you can get mouse cursor position automatically by pressing a configurable Hot Key. In case you do know the X and Y co-ordinates, you can also fill them in the Main Window of Auto Mouse Click Software Utility. • Look at the bottom of the Software Utility, where it reads Other Settings, here notice the Hot Key to get Mouse Position.

• Press any Key here to get the Mouse Cursor Position, Let's say F6 and click on the button labelled Assign. • Now test the new hot key to get the mouse cursor position. Just move mouse cursor anywhere on the screen and press the hotkey. • Whenever you press the HotKey configured above, the current mouse cursor location will be prefillded in X Co-Ordinate and Y-Co-ordinate edit boxes at the top of the Mouse Click Utility.

• Now you have a HotKey with which you can automatically read Mouse Cursor Position (X Co-ordinates and Y Co-ordinates). Step 3: Automate Mouse Clicks Given below steps outline, how you can automate mouse clicks with the software utility presented here.

The Rest of the steps require you to specify where to click mouse, define mouse click type, delay, whether to return mouse cursor to it's original location, etc. Once you are done specifying the mouse clicks, you can start automating mouse clicks by pressing the button labelled Start and you can stop the mouse click automation by pressing the button labelled Stop. The edit box labelled Repeat Count allows you to specify, how many times the complete mouse click script should be run. Let's start by specifying the Mouse Clicks to automate. Train simulator 2009 demo. You can also Save the Mouse Clicks in a file to run them at a later time. The Repeat Count value specifies how many times all the mouse clicks should be run, Repeat Count of 0 says keep on running mouse clicks infinite time, any other value will specify how many time the mouse clicks should be run. • Once you do have desired X and Y Co-ordinates on Computer Screen, you now can automate mouse click (left button single click, right button single click, and double clicks).

• Select the Click Type (Left Click, Right Click, etc) from the Combo near label Click Type. • In case you do want Mouse Cursor to return back to original location after clicking on the specified X and Y Co-ordinates, please do check the checkbox labelled Cursor back. • In case you do leave the Check Box Cursor Back unchecked, then during automation of mouse clicks, the mouse cursor will be moved to the specified X and Y Co-ordinates, the mouse click will be initiated and the mouse cursor will be left at the click location.