Asoftech Auto Clicker

Sure enough working with a computer is a pretty hasty task, but bundle all mouse movements, and keyboard interactions, and the entire operation can take some time. Luckily, most tasks on a computer can be automated, and Asoftech Auto Clicker can help you set up mouse movement, and interaction to be performed at the press of a button.

There’s no preset configuration to help you out, but the application is pretty intuitive in its nature, allowing individuals of all levels of experience to get the hang of things. The main window is used to store all tasks you create, and when not used, you can hide it to the system tray, which is especially helpful, considering tasks can be launched, and stopped through hotkeys.

Sooner or later you end up in the creation screen. All actions you configure get added in the form of steps, and you’re free to add multiple ones. General task options let you give it a name for quick identification, whether or not to run in background, and hotkeys you use in order to stop, and end, in case you make a task repeat itself until you intervene.

Adding steps requires little effort. On the one hand, there’s the set of screen coordinates which can easily be grabbed by pressing any keyboard button in a dedicated area, while the main window is active. Moreover, action interval can be set in milliseconds, seconds, or minutes, whereas action can mean pressing any of the three default buttons, holding, and releasing the left button.

Actions don’t start right away, in fact they don’t start unless you say so. For even more comfort, the application puts a scheduler at your disposal. Tasks can be set to automatically start daily, weekly, monthly, one time, whenever you log in, or at Windows startup. The application itself can’t be made to run with Windows, but you can place the shortcut in the system Startup to solve this issue.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Asoftech Auto Clicker can bring a little more comfort when dealing with complex tasks which require repetitive actions. Adding a new task is easily done by filling in a few value, and action fields, while the built-in scheduler makes sure the press of a button to run a task becomes an optional activity.