If you are still bothered by some tedious and tedious computer operations, the key wizard will definitely be your best helper.
So, what can the key genie do for us? Let's cite a few examples to illustrate the following.
* Online games can be used as a script to achieve automatic play strange, automatic blood, automatic speech, etc.
* Office family can use it to automatically process forms, documents, automatic mail, etc.
* Any computer operation that you feel is "a bit annoying" can be done for you. The key wizard is the first implementation of the "move the mouse can make a script" function. We do not want to use a small software to learn programming knowledge, in consideration of these, so the Key wizard full interface operation can make script. Key Wizard script is a pure TXT file, even if the plug-in function is currently added, but also introduced a digital signature mechanism. So we can safely use the script on the website without worrying about the virus.
A script is a series of commands that can be executed repeatedly. With some judgment conditions, these commands can have a certain intelligent effect. We can make simple scripts from the "recording" feature, and we can use the Script Editor Make more intelligent scripts. Today we are going to use the Button Wizard by recording the simplest script.
On the Internet, a group of people will first look at their own mailbox, or look at their own blog, so every day, it may be a bit annoying. Now all right, give these complicated things to the key wizard. Today we're going to record an automatic login blog and a script to browse through the entire page.
First, we open the key wizard. The operating interface is as follows (Figure 1):
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Figure 1 Running the interface
After you open the software, click the "New" item on the toolbar (Figure 2), and then go to the Script compiler interface (Figure 3). You can now officially start compiling scripts.
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Figure 2 New
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Figure 3 Script compiler interface in the script compiler interface, left-click on the toolbar "record" item, there will be a situation: go to the desktop, and a small dialog box (see Figure 4).
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Figure 4 Recording
In this small dialog box, the left red circle button is the beginning of the recording, the second Blue side button is the recording end, and the third is to store the recorded content. The dialog box can be moved at will during recording and does not affect the recording results.
Let's click on the red circle button to start recording (Figure 5)
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Figure 5 After the recording begins, we move the Small dialog box to the lower right corner of the window, and then click on the Internet Explorer logo in the lower left corner of the taskbar to open the browser (Figure 6).
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Figure 6 Opening IE browser
Then enter the blog address in the Address bar (Figure 7)
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Figure 7 Enter Address
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Go to the blog homepage (Figure 8)
Use the mouse to drag the scroll bar to view the entire page.
Close the page after reading, and then click the Blue Square stop button in the Record dialog box (Figure 9)
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Figure 9 Stop Recording
Then click on the third button to save the recording action and enter the script compilation interface. Now we can see that in the middle of the compile interface, there is the phrase "key sprite recording". The following are the actions of the recording process of "Mouse move", "delay", "key action", and so on.
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Figure 10 Recording content display
Now let's examine whether the series of actions we have just recorded. Click the "Debug" button on the toolbar (Figure 11).
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Figure 11 Debugging
Enter the Debug dialog box (Figure 12).
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Figure 12 Debug Script
Click the green Triangle "execute" button on the Debug Script dialog to start the script action you just recorded.
After execution we can see the mouse first click on the toolbar IE browser icon, and then in the Address bar entered the address of the pre-login blog, then drag the mouse scroll bar to browse the entire page, and finally close the page. It can be said that this is just the whole process of replication, which reflects the "key Wizard" the operating mechanism of the software-the recording of the operation of the mouse keyboard movements and the process of each action in the middle of the delay.
After debugging we put this process into the "elf" EXE format, so that even if you do not open the key Wizard can also use the hotkey to run the action just now.
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Fig. 13 Elf
Enter the "Key elf-making tools" interface.
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Figure 14 Key Elf
You can see the script file above for the "my script" that we just saved. TXT file, you can also select more settings in the lower-left corner to set more advanced options. After setting these, click on the bottom right corner to "start making" and generate the executable file format "my script." EXE ".
In this way, we press the default "F10" key, the script runs automatically, executes the procedure we just performed, during which the "F12" Abort script is pressed.
OK, so far we've made a complete script, and we've shown you the detailed process of the entire production. Of course, this is just one of the simplest scripting and the simplest feature in the Keystroke wizard.
I hope that after reading these, you have a general understanding of the Key wizard, and its operation has been understood. Now you can try to do a script to help yourself solve the complicated operation.
