computer memory operator

Computer Operation Memory can record your keyboard and mouse movements and repeat these movements. You can save these actions for later use. Computer operation memory provides convenience for workers who perform repeated computer operations.

The computer-operated memorizer provides manual design actions. You can design the actions you need according to your personal needs, and the system repeats your edited actions.

Function introduction

automatic memory

Start memorizing: Minimize the interface and the system will memorize a series of your actions. Know to press Ctrl+Q to end the memory.

Execute action: The system will repeatedly execute the action you memorized. Press Ctrl+Q to stop running.

Save action: You can save the action you just memorized.

Load Action: You can load your saved action and execute the action.

Manual memory

First, design the actions, which are divided into mouse, keyboard, current program, and application actions.

Mouse action: Design various actions of the mouse at the specified position: click, double-click, press, bounce, etc.

Keyboard actions: Design keyboard key actions

Current program: Design the window of the current program to be the frontmost or cancel the frontmost.

Application: Design to launch an application.

Execute action: The system will repeatedly execute the action you designed, and Ctrl+Q will stop running.

Save action: You can save the action you just memorized.

Load Action: You can load your saved action and execute the action.