Actionaz is a program that allows you to record scripts that, when executed, emulate mouse clicks and keyboard actions.
These scripts can be handy when you have to perform the same series of actions repeatedly. For example, to access some web sites you may need to click on an ad, or vote for that site each time you visit it. Actionaz allows you to leave these boring tasks to a script that will perform such actions for you.
You need to go through all the steps yourself once, when recording the script. The program writes down every mouse movement or key pressing into a script that you can later edit manually in order to customize it, adding, or correcting variables, conditions, text inputs, loops, go-tos, or any other feature you need to include in it. You can save the script in Actionaz proprietary format (.ACZ), load it any time you need it, and tell the program to execute it. You can even export the script to a text file or to an HTML file, in order to view the list of actions that the script will perform.
In brief, Actionaz is a good free way to avoid performing repetitive tasks manually.
v2.0.8 [Apr 3, 2008]
** Version 2.0.8.0 (08/08/2009) **
- Added a specific update message for Actionaz 3
- Made the hotkey Ctrl+Alt+Q start and stop the script execution, request Falken
- Set the default time interval to 0 ms
- Replaced the splash screen
- Added {\n}, {\r}, {\t} and {\nl} (= {\r}{\n}), request autofill
- Added the Windows key as modifier, request el-belgounetos
- Added an option to cancel a quit request, request autofill
- Updated the function argument parser, it is now possible to have commas in a parameter, request extasie
Use pipes (|) to delimit the parameter that can contain commas : function(|{$a}|) instead of function({$a})
- Removed some bad \n replacements
- Removed two sleep periods at end of execution
- Removed unused OS indication in the action list
- Removed buggy time replacements
- Corrected a crash on Actionaz close
- Corrected a bug with sleep intervals, spotted by jcanale
Shutdown, power off, reboot, hibernate, suspend, or log off PC at schedule time
