MacroDollar

MacroDollar is a tiny and portable macro recorder that can capture mouse movements and clicks, along with keyboard events. It comes in handy for recording and playing scripts for repetitive tasks, without user assistance.

Before proceeding any further, you should know that this tool hasn't been updated for a long time, and it doesn't work properly on newer Windows editions.

Since there is no installation involved, you can save the files in a custom location on the HDD and double-click the .exe to launch MacroDollar. You can also store it on a USB flash drive to run it on any PC effortlessly. It shouldn't modify your Windows registry settings.

Several sample recordings are provided in the downloaded package. The interface is made from a small window with a neatly organized layout, where you can click a button to start the journal recording session, create the script using the keyboard and mouse, as well as stop when it's done.

It's possible to enable looping mode when playing the script, play or record iconized, modify the default shake time, create a scenario with multiple journals, merge scenarios, as well as edit journal properties when it comes to the start and end time, along with the repeat mode.

No error dialogs popped up in our tests, and the application didn't hang or crash. It didn't put a strain on the overall performance of the computer, thanks to the fact that it needed a low amount of CPU and RAM to work properly.

Too bad that MacroDollar hasn't been updated for such a long time that it cannot be used on newer Windows versions. Other than that, it offers a simple solution for recording and playing scripts with mouse and keyboard events.