Macro Recorder 3.0.42 download the last version for apple

If the macro file is loaded on a computer with smaller display dimensions than the computer used to record the macro, Macro Recorder tries to fit the controlled applications into the available display space. Macro files have the file extension '.mrf' (abbreviation for ' M acro R ecorder F ile'). The trial installation can later seamlessly be turned into the paid version with a purchased license key. So the Macro Recorder does exactly what its name says: it records all the series of inputs you give to your computer and can replay them, whenever you require it. or you could just bang it out manually the 42 more times that you have to do the task just as fast as it'd take to script it (which you'd then throw away afterwards because you won't ever do this exact same task again). Macros are saved as macro files on your hard disk. Macro Recorder captures mouse events and keystrokes like a tape recorder, allowing you to automate tedious procedures on your computer.

I'm looking more for something to bridge the gap of those times where you could break out some scripting. If I wanted to do that then I'd break out AutoHotkey instead.

To be clear I'm not really looking for multiple macros, saving/loading macros for later, or any other fancy stuff.

Does anyone know of any good bare-bones macro programs designed for small, one-off type of tasks?

Macro Recorder 3.0.42 download the last version for apple