KEYMACRO is a stand-alone utility that automatically copies text from a window or a document.
This enables you to create custom scripts to automatically do things that are difficult or impossible to do manually.
KEYMACRO supports all Mac OS X and Windows applications and allows you to run any application from the command line. It is very easy to use and provides a familiar interface to access all of the command line options that you are used to from the Windows command line.
Keymacro utilizes the Mac OS X and Windows command line interface. You can define what the Command line arguments to a program are. So you can specify that the program takes an argument, as well as the program's standard arguments.
You can also define Keymacro to have arguments in the standard Mac OS X format. For example, the syntax would be:
-name YourTool.app -cursor -mouse -keymacro -args
Keymacro offers many options, and you can access the Options window by clicking on the OPTIONS button in the Keymacro window.
Keymacro allows you to write macros in two languages: AppleScript and JavaScript.
When writing Keymacro scripts, you can control the execution of a program by making Keymacro execute the script directly.
Keymacro saves the macros in a.scpt and a.js file. You can choose to save the macros in either one of them. If you chose to save the macros in the.js file, you would have to remember to save the.js file somewhere in your user's home directory, because the Keymacro process cannot write to the file system.
Keymacro is an easy to use tool that will allow you to automate many tasks.
Note: Keymacro is different from many other tools that claim to do the same thing. The code that Keymacro generates is written directly into the application being executed, so that Keymacro is able to generate code that your application can execute on the fly. This makes Keymacro a true "macro tool", unlike other similar programs.
Task Manager Description:
Task Manager is a program that displays and manages running processes, including Windows services, processes, and applications, on your computer.
Task Manager features a process tree, which is a tree-like representation of all running processes.
Task Manager also features a process list. The process list is similar to a Windows Task List, except that Task List only shows processes that are running.
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