I believe everyone knows that the All-in-one Mouse Keylogger has many functions, so do you know how to use these basic functions? Below, the editor will share with you how to use the basic functions of the All-in-One Mouse Keylogger. Friends in need can quickly take a look. Look.

Step 1: Create a new magic

If you want to complete an operation through automatic operation of the magician, the first thing is to program/record a magic. Open the "Magic Manager" and click on the new Magic Wizard icon in the Magic menu. A wizard window will appear asking you how to create the magic. You can choose to use the recorded method or manually program it by creating a blank magic. After the recording is completed, a new spell will be placed in the spell list.

Step 2: Preparation before recording magic

If you choose to create a magic by recording, the Recording Parameters window will be displayed allowing you to determine the recording range. After completing the determination of the recording parameters, click the "OK" button to start the recording process. At this time, you can complete your operation according to the normal steps. All keyboard and mouse movements will be saved according to the settings of the recording parameters.

Step 3: Stop recording magic

After completing all operations, press the "Stop" button in the progress window to end the recording process and save the magic. After the magic is created, the new magic will appear in the magic list.

Step 4: Modify magic attributes

Now, you can modify the magic's properties (name, hotkeys, description, etc.). Select the magic, right-click, and select "Properties" in the pop-up menu, or click the "Properties" button directly on the toolbar.

Step 5: Use scheduled playback

If the magic needs to be played automatically at a certain time or needs to be played every once in a while, you can set the timed playback attribute of the magic.

Step 6: Use the event monitor

You can set one or more event monitors for a magic. An event monitor is a mechanism for automatically playing magic. An event monitor is associated with a specific event. When the event occurs, the magic will automatically play. Events can be time changes, disconnected network connections, insufficient disk capacity, etc. Through the event monitor, you can implement some unattended maintenance operations, such as automatic redialing when the network is disconnected, automatic deletion of temporary files when the disk capacity is insufficient, etc.

Step 7: Play the magic manually

In addition to using the timer player and event monitor to automatically play a magic, you can also use manual methods to play a magic. Open the "Magic Manager", select the magic you want to play, and then click the "Play" or "Quick Play" button on the toolbar.

The above is the usage of the basic functions of the all-purpose mouse and keylogger shared by the editor. I hope it can be helpful to everyone.