Re: Record & Play Keys for Windows

["Gary Kuznitz" <docfxit@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> There recorder program comes free with windows for work groups.  It allows
> you to record & play,  keystrokes or mouse clicks.  You assign a shortcut
> key to play the recording like ctl F1.  Example, you record the keystrokes
> TEST.  Each time you press CTL F1, TEST is typed on the screen. It works
> better than Rumba macro's because it is easier to play.  You can also use
> it to cut & paste to different applications. I put this program on the
> startup menu, so it would always be running.  It doesn't come with an
> editor.
> 
> Steven Easton
> seaston@ionet.net

Hi Steven,

Whose recorder are you referring to?  I have been looking for a good 
recorder to record mouse clicks.  Do you know if it is usable in '95 or 
NT?  Of course it would be nice be able to edit the macros also.

Gary Kuznitz
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