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Macros are sequences of events (such as keystrokes, mouse clicks, and delays) that can be played back to help with repetitive tasks. They can also be used to replay sequences that are long or difficult to run. You can assign a macro recorded in Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center to a key or a mouse button. You can also use the Macro Repeat feature to play and repeat a macro continuously, and then stop it at any time.

Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center macros use a .mhm extension and are saved as individual files in your default Documents\Microsoft Hardware\Macros subfolder. Macros recorded in keyboard and mouse are interchangeable. You can run them or edit them from either program.

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Click in Editor, and enter your macro.

You can record events such as keystrokes, mouse clicks, and delays between actions. You cannot capture mouse movement or actions performed through macros assigned to reassignable keys.

Have you ever tried to copy and paste hundreds of paragraphs over and over again? Or asking your character in games to attack the same target or go to the same place by pressing mouse buttons endlessly? These repetitive tasks seem like easy but turns out they are required to be done by ourselves repetitively. So this is where macros and macro recorder come in: they make scripts that tell your mouse or keyboard to do the repetitive works for you automatically.There are third-party software that can create macros for them. Today we have gathered a list of macro recorder software that can record macros for non-programmable keyboard and mouse.

Auto Mouse Clicker is macro recorder software that records the movement and clicking of your mouse and playback the operations when you press the shortcut keys. You can configure the click types, pointer coordinates, delays, and repeat times in the software. The press of Ctrl, Alt, and Shift along with the mouse clicks can also be recorded.

EasyClicks is a macro recorder category which is considered to be very dynamic in its operations. It is among the simplest to use as it gives you a user-friendly platform to make your macros faster. EasyClick can allow you to make and customize your own keyboard shortcuts where the need arises. You only need to specify the operation key and choose your favorite shortcut. EasyClicks are versatile, the give you all macro at your disposal by use of a simple scripting code.

These are among the small macro recorder software available, with a capacity about 33KB. Majorly it is known for playback and recording functionalities. TinyTasks have only six buttons for all its purposes hence simple to use.

This macro software is free although many people think anything premium is paid for. The Mouse Recorder Premium enables you to make all your activities which seem to be frequent automatic. The automation is done by recording the executed mouse clicks and keystrokes sequentially with a macro editor. The Mouse Recorder Premium will enable you to have all your mouse movements, your previous windows position of any program if there is any change, and enhance easy analysis of your macros.

Macro Toolworks provides free, standard and professional version, but even free version can satisfy the needs of daily operations. The free version is among the simple macro recorder software to use, it allows you to record and save keyboard inputs and mouse commands. Macro can be recorded with a macro recorder, or with command lines. The free version of Macro Toolworks is available for Windows 10, 8, 8.1, 7, Windows XP, and Windows Vista.

Mini Mouse Macro is automation PC software that enables you to efficiently record and playback your mouse key INS and keyboard touches. The excitable commands can be stored and executed from any storage device, so there is no need of installing the software on your PC. Therefore, this macro recording software is considered as the most portable in the in the existing macro recorders.

Ghost Mouse macro recorder software has only two buttons, this makes it among the most user-friendly and simple to use. The software can help you record any mouse movement on your PC and Keyboard inputs. The two buttons, the record button, and the play button are the ones used to do the automation. To record press the red button and to play the recorded content press the play button.

AutoHotkey is open source macro recorder software for windows. Unlike other software we covered above, AutoHotkey rely on scripting language to automate your operations, therefore users are expected to have coding knowledge. When using AutoHotkey, first you will need to create a script file and add some hotkeys, otherwise a help document will pop up to tell you to do so. Though being hard for beginner, AutoHotkey provides many possibilities for those who can get hold of it, including recording mouse or keyboard macros, remap buttons on keyboard, mouse and joystick, expand abbreviations, even DLL calls and Windows Messages.

While it is possible to use software to make macro, not all keyboard and mouse are compatible with these software, and since these software are not developed by the hardware companies themselves, they will not be covered by hardware companies' support team, this is where programmable keyboard and mouse come in. With built-in programmablility, the software of these keyboard and mouse will be supported by the manufacturers, and some of these keyboard and mouse even come with added features in hardware levels (for example, macro keys).

Nowadays there are many programmable keyboard and mouse in the market. Computer accessories manufacturer Havit provides a series of programmable keyboard and mouse , and one of the most popular models would be HAVIT MS878 programmable mouse. For keyboard, Havit HV-KB390L Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard comes with a driver software that allows you to program macros, backlight modes, media keys, and more.

Hope the 8 macro recorder we have covered here can help you avoid repetitive works and focus on the works that require creativity. Computer are getting smarter and smarter every day, so let them do the boring tasks, we do the fun ones!

Why limit yourself with keyboard and mouse recording? Insert custom commands and statements into your macros: "launch website", "open file", "wait for window", "goto", "shutdown" and many more. Add logic to your macros using the "IF - THEN" statement, "REPEAT X TIMES" statement.

Macro Recorder features an easy and straightforward user interface. Forget about hours wasted on reading manuals. Start using Macro Recorder in seconds. Just click "Record" with your mouse and start working. Watch a video!

Convert your macro to an EXE-file that runs on any windows-compatible computer (feel free to redistribute). To save space and improve performance the resulting EXE file is packed and compressed using the advanced optimization techniques.

All recorded keystrokes and mouse activity can be saved to disk as a macro (script) for later use, bound to a hotkey, extended with custom commands or even compiled to an EXE file (a standalone Windows application). This macro recording program will save you a lot of time on repetitive tasks. You can use the Macro Recorder to automate ANY activity in ANY windows application, record on-screen tutorials.

This keyboard and mouse recorder can:record macros of your routine tasksor create macros from scratch using the macro editor and built-in commands like "open file", "shutdown", "launch website" and even for-loops and if-statements like in "big" programming languages.Make your own programs and macros - no programming skills required.

I have used tinytask to execute simple macro involving clicking at a point. But when I start the macro, it takes my physical mouse. I want to be able to run the macro in the background and continue working with mouse.

I figured it out :) I downloaded TeamPlayer 2.0.10 which is free for non-commercial use. Once installed and opened, it automatically detects the mice. One is the touchpad of my laptop and other is the external mouse. I used tinytask to record with the touchpad mouse pointer and it works! I can now use the physical mouse to do other things while the macro is running in the side.

In my case I make use of Keyboard Maestro's Progress Bar to warn me not to move the mouse while certain Macros are running or starting up. Here is an example. The example has a pause of 10 seconds that is a placeholder for your actual Macro. It also puts the warning right in the centre of the screen so I can't miss it!

I haven't actually give up on the idea of stopping the mouse. I'm still researching that, but I suspect you might like a warning macro just as much. If you are happy with a warning, I can write that up for you. In fact, it looks so fun I'm going to write it up whether you want it or not, and I'll post it in the Macros forum on this website.

Maybe, or maybe not. If the mouse is Bluetooth mouse, then there's probably a way. That's because there are ways in macOS to reconfigure and relaunch the bluetooth daemon, something like this: (you may need to sudo to achieve this, and if you don't know how to sudo, you shouldn't be trying this until it's debugged. This code doesn't seem to work on Monterey. It may have worked on other versions of macOS.)

Man, save profile to onboard isnt an issue, i watched the video and theres no moment in video is saved mouse events to onboard profile, its the problem, the mouse wont let i create mouse events to onboard macros, in the onboard actions section, theres no mouse events in the event list.

What you probably want is a left button and drag then a mouse release. Do do this, you will have to manually edit the macro file. See page 32 of the FSUIPC User Manual for the mouse action codes, and page 37 of the Advanced User Manual for 'multiple actions in one macro control'. If that doesn't work, try a few other combinations.

Also note that mouse macros will not work if the gauges haven't been written strictly in accordance with Microsoft's C/C++ gauge SDK and you may need to try looking into using lvars instead, if available. However, I also see this comment from 2016 on lvars - not sure if still valid: