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Doombrain
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Bros,

i need a tool that on start up runs a series of commands/mouse movements to enter pw/un info, click OK, click a tab and one other option.

i saw something years back that records mouse movement but can't find it.

Ta.
Rule
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http://www.autohotkey.com/

Might do the job?
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omg thanks
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Just remember to remove all traces of the program or your alibi won't stick.
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it's a pain, but it works. nice one.
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Rule wrote:http://www.autohotkey.com/

Might do the job?
can this run things that require a password without prompting for it?

(i.e. by including the pwd in the .ahk file, obviously)
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Don't have a clue. That was an 'I'm feeling lucky' Google search.
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You could probably do it all in vbscript if you were so inclined.
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Rule wrote:Don't have a clue. That was an 'I'm feeling lucky' Google search.
lmao
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I've been meaning to try this one out - http://lifehacker.com/5459673/sikuli-au ... nshot-ease
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seremtan wrote:
Rule wrote:http://www.autohotkey.com/

Might do the job?
can this run things that require a password without prompting for it?

(i.e. by including the pwd in the .ahk file, obviously)
yep, it's what i'm using it for. for a server to start a web based info dashboard on power up.
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vesp wrote:I've been meaning to try this one out - http://lifehacker.com/5459673/sikuli-au ... nshot-ease
I read that same article a few days ago. Looks interesting.
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http://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/index.shtml

in case you want to try something else.
( it will not do mouse movements, but you can set it up to easily al-tab to the buttons )
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seremtan wrote:
Rule wrote:http://www.autohotkey.com/

Might do the job?
can this run things that require a password without prompting for it?

(i.e. by including the pwd in the .ahk file, obviously)
Yes. You can set it to type or click something, move the mouse to a location and left-click, then type something else. That "something" can easily be a password. You can set it to pause before executing actions (to let things load), give it if/then scenarios, et cetera.
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could be useful for torrenting then
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Rule wrote:Don't have a clue. That was an 'I'm feeling lucky' Google search.
:olo:
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