Configure Auto Mouse Click Software with Settings and other Parameters

The Macro Script Execution, Behavior of Script Editor and other Parameters of the Auto Mouse Click Application Software can be configured and controlled with Settings and other Parameters. This post talks about various Settings and other Configurable Parameters available to control the general behavior of the Application. To get started, do a Right Click on the White Colored List of Script Actions as displayed in the Screenshot below and review all the Menu Items present in the Context Menu.

Open Settings from Right Click Menu to Configure Auto Mouse Click Application
Open Settings from Right Click Menu to Configure Auto Mouse Click Application

From the Right Click Menu, do locate the Menu Item titled Settings… as displayed in the Screenshot above. Once you have located the Settings Menu Item, click on it to view the Settings Screen. Given below parameters are available in the Settings Screen :

Settings Screen to Configure Mouse and Keyboard Simulation Method and Time Delay between Mouse and Key Up
Settings Screen to Configure Mouse and Keyboard Simulation Method and Time Delay between Mouse and Key Up

There are Other Settings available which control various parameters which control behavior of inbuilt Script Editor and other parameters as given below:

Other Settings of Auto Mouse Click to Control behavior of Script Editor and other parameters
Other Settings of Auto Mouse Click to Control behavior of Script Editor and other parameters

Apart from above Settings which are applicable to the Application in General, there are Startup Parameters which are applicable for individual Scripts. In case you want to control the Startup behavior of an individual Script, use the Startup Parameters Screen as displayed in the Screenshot below.

Configure Startup Parameters of a Macro Script
Configure Startup Parameters of a Macro Script

By default when a Macro Script is opened by Double Clicking on a .mamc file in Windows Explorer, the Script Editor Window opens and loads the Script for Editing. The Startup Parameters Screen allows you to change this behavior and instead of opening the Script File for Editing, you can mark it to Automatically Start Execution with the help of Auto Execute Checkbox as displayed in the Screenshot above.

Create Desktop Shortcut to Execute Macro Script
Create Desktop Shortcut to Execute Macro Script

Once Auto Execution for a Macro Script is enabled, you can configure other parameters for this Automatic Script Execution. Note that the Auto Execution is applicable only for individual Script and is not Applicable to all the Scripts. Yes you can even create a Desktop Shortcut to Execute the Macro Script as displayed in the Screenshot above.