Macronize, a macro builder and recorder

This software has been brilliant to be used along with Roblox to automatize repetitive tasks in games. I can leave all the boring stuff to Macronize while I dedicate my precious time only to the fun part. It works greatly in Windows 10, only small issue was, in the beginning, every time I tried to create a macro and pointing the mouse position, it was giving me an error message and crashing the app. Easy to resolve in 2 steps: 1. point the right process (there are many similar names for each app, have to find the right one) and 2. create and save an empty (dummy) macro first, then added next macro steps (mouse clicks, etc) to it. I could not be happier with the results. Thanks a lot for developing this software.

good program, very easy to use c:

Hello to all the macromaniacs outside there, the author of this review had to change the watermarks in some hundreds of PDF-files, doing the same mouse clicks and/or keystrokes again and again which is a stupid boring activity. So the author of this review used this nice little tool to record the steps for changing the watermark in one PDF-file to automate these changes in all the other PDF-files via one click for each file (which for sure could have also been automated in a surrounding loop). There were to overcome some glitches, for example: 1. The modifier keys (<Ctrl>, <Shift>, etc.) are not recorded and have to be corrected in the recorded list of macro steps . 2. There are some "timing" problems... despite the fact the Acrobat popped up, the Macronizer stopped sometimes after 5 seconds saying that a window with the keyword "Acrobat" could not be found. 3. The Macronizer ALWAYS seems to start with the last program in his workspace, even if you double-click another Macronizer .mcz file in the windows explorer to work with. One has explicitely to open the wanted program from within Macronizer. Even though the author of Macroniter Peter Verbeek did not put too much effort in this project, it has phantastic security checks to avoid messing up the system, it is easily and intuitively ascertainable and very handy. It worked perfectly for the author of this review. And Peter also is willing to share the source code that everyone else is able to adjust and improve this nice tool for his own needs or for the best for all of us. Therefore Peter gets the best possible rating from the author of this review. Thank you very much, dera Peter Verbeek. Yours sincerely richard