Automatic Mouse And Keyboard 5.2.9.2

Perhaps the most powerful feature of this software is its ability to "see" the screen. Unlike coordinate-based automation—which breaks if a window moves or the screen resolution changes—Automatic Mouse and Keyboard 5.2.9.2 uses image recognition. You can define a small image (a button, an icon, or text), and the script will search the screen for that image to determine where to click. This makes scripts significantly more resilient and dynamic.

For IT administrators and power users, here are the technical details of this specific build: automatic mouse and keyboard 5.2.9.2

version: 5.2.9.2 name: Login and Download Report checkpoints: - START - AFTER_LOGIN steps: - id: 1 action: wait_for_window title: "Login Screen" timeout: 10 - id: 2 action: type_text locator: control_id: "username_field" value: "USER" - id: 3 action: type_text locator: control_id: "password_field" value: "PASS" encrypt: true - id: 4 action: click locator: text: "Sign In", type: "button" - checkpoint: AFTER_LOGIN - id: 5 action: conditional condition: window_title_contains: "Two-Factor Authentication" if_true: - action: wait_for_image image_hash: "2fa_code_box.png" - action: simulate_keys keys: "2FA_CODE" - action: click locator: text: "Verify" if_false: - action: goto_checkpoint name: "REPORT_PAGE" Perhaps the most powerful feature of this software