HOW TO USE CLICKER - MOUSE AND KEYBOARD PROGRAM?

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If You have problem with start the Clicker app for the first time, You must know that this program requires Micorosoft .Net Framemework. You can install this framework from any link below:
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USE CLICKER TO CREATE LIST OF OPERATIONS / ACTIONS
When You start the application, the main window looks like this.

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displays the list of operations (actions) created by user

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displays status data while the Clicker is running

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main menu, in Options tab you can define many of the Clicker parameters

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delete selected operation or clear the list of operations

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save the list of operations

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place to display the number of selected operation which can be used to define conditions and goToOperation function

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field to define how many times selected operation must be duplicated

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move the selected operation above

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move the selected operation below

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button to define new operation

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button to duplicate selected operation

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button to edit selected operation

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run clicker, start list of defined actions (number of cycles is defined in options)

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save status data

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display time to wait, time to next action

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clear status data

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progressbar - display time to wait, time to next action

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display keyboard shortcut (LCtrl+Space) to stop Clicker when the main window of clicker has no focus (to see this shortcut or stop Clicker, you must activate global hook in options > general settings). If You activate GLOBAL HOOK, Clicker may minimized or close a little slower than without GLOBAL HOOK.

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If You click 'add operation', the clicker run a clickable mask where You can specify a coordinate for mouse. At the top of the mask are detailed informations. Click at the mask where You want.

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After selecting point location for the mouse, You can specify additional operation/action parameters:

1 Set the name for the action

2 Select type of mouse action. When You select: select area option, You must enter second point location. If Your action is not require a mouse behavior, just select skip option in this step.

3 In this step You can specify how often the action must be execute. The operation in subsequent cycles can be execute periodically, alternately, randomly or only onece in first cycle. When the operation is alternately invoking - for the first time it starts.

4 In this step You can define keyboard keys to invoke. Each key except special keys - must be closed in braces. In the combobox You can find samples of special keys. More info about using keys You can find in the main menu > Help > The codes and combinations of keys.

5 In this step You can define a sound played after the action execution. Sound (*.wav) files should be in the 'sounds' directory of clicker.

6 Processes tab allows you to execute external program, applications and other. It contains a list of predefined processes: shutdown system - turn off the pc reboot system - restart the pc stop - stop clicker quit - quit program exit - equivalent to quit showprogram - show app when it's minimized or minimized to tray hideprogram - minimize or minimize to tray (if that options is checked in settings) taskmgr - show task manager https://clicker1.com - invoke url address in the default browser https://clicker1.com -silent - invoke url address in background (without visible effects) https://clicker1.com -silent copyHtmlToGlobalVar - invoke url address in background (without visible effects) and copy source code to global variable called 'GlobalVar' print GlobalVar - display value of the GlobalVar in the displays status data window checkGlobalVar;textToFind;operationNumberIfTrue;operationNumberIfFalse kill "process name" copyToClipboard checkClipBoard;textToCompare;operationNumberIfTrue;operationNumberIfFalse goToOperation;operationNumber(from 0) sendEmail("to","title","message") sendSMS("phone","message") SavePrintScreen c:/screen.jpg ModifyMousePosition-RandomFromRange:x1;y1;x2;y2 ModifyMousePosition-RandomFromSelectedPositionTo:width;height checkMousePositionColor;colorCodeHEX;operationNumberIfTrue;operationNumberIfFalse saveMousePositionColorToGlobalVar

7 Time to wait after action can be generate from a range. You may define this range here.

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