Friday, May 04, 2012

Introduction to Macro Recording (or Macros)

Macros are simply a series of scripts, keystrokes and mouse aactions to form a task repetitively and allowing programmmers to debug their programs, and o test them again and again...


But, not of programming macros can be used for many things and to create script of our use...
So, there is a uility named TinyTask, which can be used to record macros. TinyTask provides quick & easy automation by recording/playback. It is a case study in minimalist programming: the entire program is only 33k -- and over 14k are graphics, which means the executable portion is very small and efficient. It also has an 'EXE' compiler.


You can download it from original site | or from MediaFire

As you can see, its a very tiny utility...
So, to tell you an example of macro recording, I have created these two simple macro apps-
  • A Simple Message- I have just recorded a Macro to open notepad and type in a simple message.. You can download the compiled version here and test it youself.
  • Whats on your Clipboard- Its a macro to open notepad and tell you whatever is on your clipboard (currently supports only text). Download it here and have a look!

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