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<p>Created page with &quot;== Klicker_v0.5 == :[http://tacosrule.com/atitd/macros/Klicker_v0.5.zip Download-Klicker_v0.5.zip] :This macro runs with ATITD in windowed mode at full screen (or as big as you...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Klicker_v0.5 ==<br /> <br /> :[http://tacosrule.com/atitd/macros/Klicker_v0.5.zip Download-Klicker_v0.5.zip]<br /> <br /> :This macro runs with ATITD in windowed mode at full screen (or as big as you can get it). It was tested on 1280x1024. <br /> <br /> #Run the macro named Klicker_v#.#.ahk<br /> #Either pin boxes and arrange them or know where you want to click.<br /> #'''Ctrl+Alt+k''' to start the macro<br /> ##It will ask you how many different areas you want to click<br /> ##It will ask you how many seconds between each click (this is divided by the number of clicks from above, so adjust accordingly)<br /> #You have Three (3) seconds to position your mouse each click location and hover over it.<br /> ##You will hear three sounds to mark the seconds. (Windows Asterisk Sound)<br /> ##You will hear a different sound to mark when it has recorded your current cursor location and you can move the it to the next location. (Widows Beep Sound)<br /> #Reload or Exit the macro when you are done<br /> <br /> *'''Ctrl+Alt+Shift+p''' will pause this macro<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> == Notes ==<br /> This is very BETA. Use at your own risk. Do not leave the screen wile this is working, as you shouldn't do that anyway. ;)<br /> <br /> This was tested on WinXP_x64 with no themes applied except for the standard one. If you have a different theme, especially a funky one that changes title bar sizes, then this might not work.<br /> : also tested and working on WinXP<br /> <br /> If you have your Windows sounds different than the default then you might have a bit of a problem on the timing. IE. Longer sounds = longer waits<br /> <br /> == Feedback ==<br /> &quot;Leave me some feedback on this page. I can't improve this macro if I don't get any&quot;<br /> <br /> Note: Copied from Tale4, I'm not sure if Iggy is still around.</div>

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