Lazy Tool

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Last Update: 2013-04-17

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LTool (Lazy Tool) is a graphical tool to make some tasks easyer. The main aplication is a pluginloader and written in Python/PyGTK. The major feture is the LtMacro and with it LtMacroEdit, wich requires python-xlib and PIL (Python Imaging Libary)

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LTMacro Generator :) (How it turned out)

Consept GUI for the MouseMacro Generator, Controlled Burn

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