How to record macros with Jitbit Macro Recorder | video tutorial by TechyV

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Macro Recorder can all you did on your computer such as mouse clicks, keyboard press and player. This is very easy to use because it has a user friendly interface. You can not only record all your movements in your desktop but you can also save all recorded activities as an EXE file. To do this all you have to do is click Record then your activities will start recording where you can pause and stop. Click Play to play your recorded activity.

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Hello. This is Frank from techyV.com, your solution provider
I'm introducing you to Jitbit Macro Recorder
a keystroke and mouse-click recording software
exclusive for Windows operating systems.
It's an efficient tool for recording macros with advanced editing interface and then playing them in its own player
or save it to a self-executable file for stand-alone automation.
As an alternative to recording, you can assign your macros to hot keys and run them from application.
It detects images as screen icons
whenever window position changes
and it integrates with Windows shell and supports scheduling as well.
It is very tiny about 1.5 MB and consumes very low system memory for smooth performance.
To get it, go to jitbit's website
And you will see a free trial download link on the top.
Click on it. A downloader will launch immediately.
Save it. Then run it.
An extraction and verification will start.
Now click install and it will download and install the rest.
It will run automatically after download completes.
Since it's a trial use, I am clicking Evaluate.
Now, this is JitBit's interface.
To record any activities, click on the Record button and it will hide in background.
Now whatever you do, your mouse movements, clicks and keystrokes will be recorded.
To pause it, click Pause Recording and click Stop Recording to Stop.
JitBit's window will reappear again.
See, your total activities has been recorded.
Now it shows icon based list of it. The mouse movements in these points and the keys I pressed.
Now to play it and give it a try,
click the play button.
Look I'm not doing anything now. This software is just playing my activities which I have just recorded.
To save this project,
launch the File Menu and click Save.
Or press Control and S key together.
This will save it as a .MC or Macro file which you can play later by opening this file again
and click the play button or you can save it as a .exe so that it can be launched without JitBit's player.
Just run this file to launch this macro.
Instead of recording a macro, you can
manually create one.
For example, it'll open Mozilla Firefox
and then search in Google something.
To do this, drag your mouse on these icons and info will be displayed
about the type of commands can be placed.
To launch a file or program, click file commands and then select open file or program command.
Now I can browse my file and locate it here.
Since Mozilla is a program, I can simply put it as firefox.exe.
You can test this launch. Click OK.
It can take some time to load Firefox completely.
So I am putting an approximate delay command.
My Firefox homepage is set to Google Search.
So, I will just insert a Type command in it.
Then it will press the Enter key on keyboard.
Then another delay command to show up
the search result then click the first search.
But before that, I will check my cursor point position.
Click on insert a mouse command and it will show you position.
Alright this is my position. I will remember it and put it exactly on the X&Y coordinate fields.
Now I can play and check this macro.
To check keyboard shortcuts, click the Tools menu and click Settings.
Select the tab Keyboard Shortcuts Hotkeys and you'll see a list of hotkeys.
You can control playback speed on the playback settings tab.
You can also merge saved Macro commands from your previous saved ones.
Alright. That's it. Thanks for watching.
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