MouseClicker 2.0

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    10/11/2009
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    Free to try
  • Minimum requirements:
    Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

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MouseClicker is an automatic keyboard and mouse clicker that will click up to 4 specified targets any number of specified times. Repeating clicks a specified or unlimited times. Variable time delays between clicks. Extremely easy to use targeting system. Great for scripting programs that are not traditionally scriptable, or automate tasks that are not traditionally automated. As of version 2.00 you are now able to fully automate a sequence of mouse clicks and keyboard inputs. You can save these scripts then automatic load and execute them.

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