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Mini Mouse Macro is a great free mouse and keyboard recording macro. Mini Mouse Macro if different to other mouse macro's out there because it can actively record your mouse movements, clicks and keys. Lower standard macro's require you to actually enter the x and y position of your mouse and then ask you what to do.....Mini Mouse Macro recorder takes it to the next level by recording your actions in real time. Another great feature of Mini Mouse Macro is the ability to save your...

This program keeps track of your mouse and keyboard movements and then repeats the same actions whenever you want. It clicks where you click, writes what you type, presses the keys you press on the keyboard, the longer you wait while clicking or pressing the keyboard keys, the longer the program waits. You have the opportunity to save the operation you have done as a macro, then save the list of these operations to the file, recall them from there, and run the same operations again...

App launches a GUI - A small window opens with SQIX logo which also has a button to start the autoclicker. The welcome message shows the status of the autoclicker. You get two buttons, and you can also adjust the interval between which the autoclicker will click. The default is 120 seconds When you click Start, the app starts a background task called a thread that clicks the mouse every 120 seconds by default and clicks again. When you click Stop, the app stops the background...

...This is a simple utility that you can run on your desktop and it will simply move the mouse every 60 seconds if it is not moved. this timing can be changed of course. This is an AutoIT app and can be compiled by you is you so choose or an exe is available for you to use out of the box. This runs in the system tray. You can quit the app by right clicking on the sys tray and choosing END. I realize that this is a workaround to the Authortiarian mentality that MS has switched to that does not care about users suggestions. Note: It could take up to 120 seconds for the first move; from then on it will be every 60 seconds. The readme file has additional information within it to compile and a few other things that are of importance.