Type Text Sentences Read from a Unicode Text File onto Active Application Window

Using the Type Data from File action in Auto Mouse Click, you can create a macro script that sequentially reads text lines from a Unicode text file and types them automatically into an active application window. Before running this action, ensure your setup meets the following requirements:

Prepare a text file saved in a Unicode format (such as UTF-8 or UTF-16).
Ensure that your keyboard simulation method in Auto Mouse Click settings is configured to support Unicode character input.
Structure text in your file line-by-line. Each line terminated by a line break (carriage return / line feed) is treated as a single text sentence during automated typing.

To begin, add a Type Data from File action to your script and review the introductory dialog shown below.

Type Text Sentences Read from a Unicode Text File onto Active Application Window — Add Type Data from File Action to Script

Select your target Unicode text file (`.txt`). Standard text editors like Windows Notepad allow you to choose encoding options (such as UTF-8 or UTF-16) when saving a file, ensuring non-English and special characters render accurately during script execution.

Saving File in Unicode File Format with the help of Notepad Application — Saving Text Files in Unicode Encoding Using Notepad

Double-click the Type Data from File action in your script list and select your saved Unicode text file. After confirmation, the file path will be loaded into the action comment field.

Configuring Keyboard Simulation for Unicode Characters

Auto Mouse Click supports two keyboard simulation modes: Normal (standard English keycodes) and Unicode. If your file contains non-English characters or complex symbols, verify that the keyboard simulation mode is set to Unicode in the application settings.

Launch Settings from Right Click Menu to Verify Current Keyboard Simulation Mode — Accessing Application Settings from the Context Menu

Unicode Keyboard Simulation Mode Configured in Settings — Selecting Unicode Keyboard Simulation Mode in Settings

When a script containing Type Data from File executes, it reads the next line from the specified text file and types it into whichever window currently holds keyboard focus. Subsequent executions of the action automatically advance to subsequent lines in the file.

Read 20 Sequential Lines of Text from Unicode Text File and Type them onto Active Application Window — Sequential Line-by-Line Text Typing from File

You can adjust the action Repeat Count parameter or use script loops to process multiple lines sequentially in a single run. For static text entry that does not change dynamically from a file, consider using the Type Text Action instead.