- AutoHotKey - scripting only, but users have built a recorder too.
- Overall good. Free.
- Steep learning curve, but users on IRC channel are very helpful
- Note: Trying running program in "Administrator mode" if it doesn't seem to work.
- How to develop scripts:
- Use Recorder to get basic outline
- Use included Window Spy to get precise coords (set "CoordMode, Mouse, Screen")
- May need to fiddle with WinActivate parameters
- Put sections of functionality into subroutines and test them individually
- Use TrayTips as debug output
- Make sure you make the script Sleep for at least 300ms between each action
- Quick Macro - Couldn't get it to work. Shareware.
- Auto Macro Recorder - Couldn't get it to work, either. Shareware.
- PC Anywhere - Couldn't even download it.
A piggy bank of commands, fixes, succinct reviews, some mini articles and technical opinions from a (mostly) Perl developer.
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Macro recorders for Windows 7
Testing on Windows 7 Pro (SP1), in a Virtual Box (VM) window, running under Ubuntu 11.04.
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