Looping Auto Mouse Click Script execution is simple and easy and is done with the help of Repeat Count field of every Action. You can Loop a group of actions or even a single action in any script. To Loop a Macro Action or a Group of Macro Actions, you can use Repeat Count field. Given below are 2 ways in which you can utilize the Repeat Count Field to Loop 1 or Multiple Macro Actions.

1. Use Repeat Count of any Action to Execute a Specific macro Action Multiple Times.
2. Create another Script with Group of Actions and Execute it from the Main Script with the help of Launch and Wait Macro Action.

Looping a Single Macro Action

Double Click on any Macro Action to view Edit Parameters Screen where you can Edit Repeat Count of any Macro Action. The given below Screenshot displays Repeat Count Field highlighted and changed from default value of 1 to 10. Once you have specified Repeat Count value as required, you can click on the OK button to save the new Repeat Count for the selected Action.

Launch And Wait Macro Action

Instead of Double Clicking on any Macro Action in the Script to invoke Edit Parameters Screen, you can simply press the Keyboard Key Enter with your Keyboard to launch the Edit Parameters Screen. You can also press Esc Key to Discard Changes done in Edit Parameters Screen and Close the Edit Parameters Screen or Press Enter to Save Changes to the Macro Action and Close the Edit Parameters Screen.

Looping Group of Macro Actions

When you want to Loop a Group of Macro Actions, you can create another Script containing only the steps which you need to Repeat. Once you have created the required Sub Script containing the Macro Actions to Loop, you can call them with the help of Launch and Wait Macro Action from the Main Script.

Auto Mouse Click Loop Group of Macro Actions

The above Screenshot Displays a Main Script which contains given below Actions:

1. Single Left Click at X = 145 and Y = 555
2. A Launch and Wait Macro Action to Execute another Sub Script 10 Times with the help of Repeat Count.
3. Single Left Click at X = 765 and Y = 683.

Note that the Sub Script is being Looped containing whatever Actions it may Contain. With the help of Launch And Wait Action, you can also Execute other Applications and Open Document Files with their respective Applications. The post Launching Applications from Macro Script provides detailed usage of the Launch and Wait Macro Action.

Launch And Wait Macro Action

Just like any other Macro Action, you can View or Hide Launch and Wait Macro Action from the Visible Action Selection Screen as displayed in the Screenshot above. Depending on the purpose and usage of your Macro Script, you can also use Launch App Macro Action to Execute or even Loop Auto Mouse Click Macro Scripts, however the Launch App Macro Action will not wait for the Script Execution Initiated. With Careful Planning and understanding of Macro Action Repeat Count, Script Repeat Count and usage of Launch and Wait Macro Action, you can easily Loop Single or Multiple Macro Script Execution easily.

You can manage Multiple Auto Mouse Click Script Files with in built Profile Manager in Auto Mouse Click Installation. The Profile Manager can be launched from Desktop Shortcut or from Programs Menu Shortcut. As displayed in the screenshot below, you can add multiple macro scripts to the list using Profile Mane or with the help of Right Click Menu.

Manage Multiple Macro Scripts with Profile Manager

Once Multiple Macro Scripts are loaded into the Profile Manager, you can use the Assigned Keyboard Shortcut (assigned as described in the post How to Execute Macro Script) to Start / Stop Macro Execution to Start and Stop Macro Execution. The Keyboard Shortcut is Assigned in the Macro Editor as displayed in the screenshot below. Note the Screenshot below also displays an easy way to launch Profile Manager from the Menu invocable from the bottom left corner button.

Launch Profile Manager from Menu in Auto Mouse Click

There are 2 Versions of Auto Mouse Click available which you can download and install as described below.

1. Admin Version : This Version of Auto Mouse Click requires you to have Admin Access during Software Installation and works with all kind of Games, Applications and even with Applications launched with Admin Access. The Admin Version of Auto Mouse Click does not prompts of User Access Control (UAC) Prompts when it is run.
2. Non-Admin Version : This Version of Auto Mouse Click can be installed without Admin Access on your Windows Computer and comes with a Mode Selector to select how you want to run Auto Mouse Click. Depending on the access of your User Account, you may or may not be presented with User Access Control Prompt (UAC).

When Running Admin Version, you do not need to answer User Access Control Prompt (UAC) and Profile Manager does not requires UAC Prompts as well. This Version is best suited for usage when you do have Admin Access to your Windows Computer during Software Installation.

When Running Non Admin Version, depending on the settings of Mode Selector, you may be presented with User Account Control Prompt. Note that Admin Version of Auto Mouse Click does not have Mode Selector as it is not required.

Mode Selector of Auto Mouse Click

The Admin Version is best suited when you are running Auto Mouse Click on a Gaming Computer or even a Personal Computer on which you do have Admin Access to your Windows Computer. On the other hand, the Non Admin Version of Auto Mouse Click is best suited for Office Computers on which you do not have Admin Access to Install a Software.

Since Profile Manager Executes Macro Scripts with Appropriate Version and Mode of Auto Mouse Click, you must understand above information and use the appropriate Mode / Version of Auto Mouse Click for best results and easy execution of Multiple Macro Scripts with Keyboard Shortcut. You can even Save and Load Multiple Macro Scripts Profile with Profile Manager for easy Management of Multiple Macro Scripts.

Now you can Automatically capture Screenshot of any Window, Primary Monitor, All Extended Monitors in a Multi Monitor Computer or Rectangular Screen Area as displayed in the screenshot below. Capturing Screenshot can be an easy way to Monitor an Application performance over a long time duration when you want a Macro Script to run unattended for a while. The Captured Screenshots can be stored as PNG File, BMP File or even a JPG File by selecting Image File Type as displayed in the screenshot below.

Automatically Capture Screenshots with a Macro Script

The Capture Screenshot Macro Action is available for Selection in the Macro Action Selection Screen as displayed below. This Macro Action is enabled by default and can be added to any Macro Script just like any other Mouse Clicking, Key Pressing or Window Automation Action. To Configure Capture Screenshot Macro Action, parameters, double click on the Macro Action in the Script to view the settings / parameters available for the Macro Action as displayed in the screenshot above.

Capture Screenshot Macro Action in Macro Action Selection Screen

For All Actions which have configurable parameters available for an action in the script, an informational message is displayed to inform about the extra parameters. When you add the Capture Screenshot action in the list of actions in the Macro, you will see an information message displaying information on what to do next as displayed in the screenshot below. When you are comfortable with the Capture Screenshot Action, you can disable the information message popup from Settings of this Windows Automation Software Application.

Capture Screenshot Action in the Macro Script

All the Captured Screenshots are stored in a folder named as per the current script name and can be easily opened. When you capture Screenshot of a Window, the Screenshot file name is created by combining Window Name and current Date / Time. When capturing Screenshots of Screen Area or even Primary / All Monitors Image, the file name created is by creating a file name with Date and Time at the time of Screenshot Capture.

View Screenshots Captured by Macro Script

You can add the Capture Screenshot Action in any Macro Script and the Captured Screenshots will be captured automatically whenever the Macro Script is executed. You can view all the captured Screenshots from the System Menu as displayed in the screenshot above. The Hard Disk space required to store Screenshots depends on the parameters you select for the Capture Screenshot Macro Action. Do use the Capture Screenshot Macro Action to Monitor any Application, Game or Whole Computer Screen easily with a Macro Script with Capture Screenshot Macro Action.

When you want to monitor some Screen Area and execute a Macro Script, you can use Screen Change Detection features of this Automatic Mouse Clicking Utility. Whether you want to have an audible alert when Screen Changes or whether you want to launch an application or program or even do Automated Mouse Clicking, you can Automate Screen Change Detection easily with the Software Application presented here. Whether you want to detect sprites in a Game, Monitor a Software for Color Changes or anything that visually changes appearance, you can easily Monitor your Screen and Execute a Macro Script to Automate Mouse Clicking, Launch Application, Open a Document File, Close an Application, Sound an audible alert or any other Windows Automation Task.

Auto Screen Change Detection

The Automatic Screen Change Detection Software presented here monitors a rectangular area and allows you to execute a Macro Script when the change in the defined rectangular area is within specified limit. Monitoring a Pixel Color can be an alternative, but this Percentage Change in Screen Area allows you to visually plan what must happen when your defined screen area changes. Given below are the steps required to successfully Monitor a Rectangular Screen area:-

1. Create a Macro Script to be executed when your Screen Changes. Test the Script to ensure that Script does performs all the actions required for a particular task.
2. Now Middle Mouse Click on the Main Screen of the Software as displayed in the Screenshot above to open Middle Mouse Click Menu and select Launch Screen Change Detector.
3. The Screen Change Detector Menu launches an Application which is named as Auto Mouse Click Script Executor as displayed in the Screenshot below.
4. Carefully analyze the Screen Change Detector Software and then click on the Capture Screen Area button to select the Rectangular Screen Area which you wish to Monitor. Once you have defined the Rectangular Screen Area to be monitored, you can view the Captured Screen Area or even Save the Captured Screen Area as an Image.
5. Now Click on the button Start Monitoring to Monitor the Screen Change in percentage. In order to ascertain the percentage change in Screen Area, change the defined Screen Area by either Clicking, Hiding or Overlapping the underlying Game, Application or Browser Window.
6. When you hand understood by how much percentage your Screen Area Changes, Enable Auto Execute and define the Percentage Range of Screen Change and finally Click on Start Monitoring to let this Screen Monitor Software Execute Macro Script whenever your Screen Area Changes.

Screen Change Detector Software

This Method of Screen Change Detection is much better than Pixel Change Detection and allows you to control and configure wide range of Screen Change Detection. This Method of Screen Change Detection executes a stand-alone Macro Script and all the Action(s) to be executed must be present in the Script. There is another Image Search built in Macro Action which can be run from within a Macro Script.

Image Search Macro Action

The Screenshot above displays the Image Search Macro Action which is a different way of Macro Script Execution as compare to Monitoring Screen Changes. This Image Search allows you to Search a specific Image on your Computer Screen. The Image Search Area is configurable and can encompass whole Screen Area of a Small Portion of Screen Area. Once an Image is found on the Screen, you can either simulate a Mouse Click on it or execute a Macro Script or even launch another Application or open a Document of any Registered Application.

All Macro Actions of Auto Mouse Click available for Automation

With understanding of appropriate Screen Change Detection features described above, you can create Simple Screen Change Sound Alert System, Monitor Color Changes on your Screen done by an Application or a Game and avoid Sitting in front of your Computer and waiting for changes on your Screen. Script Executed due to Screen Changes can Automate Mouse, Automate Keyboard, Launch Applications or Automate other Windows Tasks.