Users who are working in a fast paced environment might find themselves having difficulties if repeating particular keyboard or mouse actions manually for numerous times. To resolve such issues, HyperClick II was developed and it will offer people the means to create custom shortcuts, macros and mouse or keyboard automated tasks. It will allow one to define triggers for enabling the defined shortcuts or actions and set up a preferred recurrence.

“No-brainer” interface that offers easy shortcut setup, but might lack a proper documentation for novices

HyperClick II comes packed with a minimalist interface that doesn’t impress through its looks and which offers a multi-step shortcut and trigger configuration. However, as straightforward as its layout might be, the utility fails to provide a documentation.

This might not be a significant issue, but users who aren’t accustomed to setting up macros and triggered mouse/keyboard actions could wander around its interface quite a bit until figuring out its handling. One will be able to create new groups for managing multiple shortcuts and each shortcut will be customizable regarding instructions, actions and corresponding triggers.

Automate your work with this utility that allows you to create shortcuts to mouse and keyboard actions

Users will be able to access a multi-step configuration wizard which will enable them to name their preferred macro, indicate which mouse button or key to press to allow it and then the actions that are to be performed when initiating it.

People can select for the triggers to start keyboard strokes, mouse clicks or mouse gestures, which all can be recorded when setting up the macros. Nevertheless, once a user-defined shortcut or group of shortcuts has been enabled, the utility will continuously produce a “ticker” sound, which cannot be eliminated unless pausing the macros and this could be mildly annoying.

Good software solution for automating keyboard and mouse actions, through customizable macros

This utility addresses those who require a way of increasing their PC work efficiency. It will offer them an accessible package that will allow them to define custom shortcuts and triggers to imitate particular keyboard or mouse actions. The preferred operations can range from keystrokes and mouse button clicks up to mouse gestures, all configurable through a step-by-step wizard.

HyperClick II lets you create keyboard and mouse shortcuts and combos, so you can click 50 times/ sec, or fire off a combination of keys with a single button. Fully configurable, so you can create any combo you want then activate it with the combo’s hotkey, or keep firing off the combo for as long as you hold the key down. You can even create a set of shortcuts for each game or application. Tested on (and tweaked for) a wide variety of game types, by a small but highly-dedicated cadre of under-age and early-teen game enthusiasts: real-time-strategy, moderate-sized single-player RPGs, first-person shooters, and even the occasional hidden-picture or room-escape game (for when you just aren’t sure where to click, and are tired of trying to figure it out…) We tried to have the adults test it for line-of-business applications, but they said they couldn’t find any good uses for it, and kept wanting to try out the HyperSets the kids made, so we actually have no idea if it’ll help with real work. Also, there are a lot of different ways to recognize mouse and keyboard input, and we limited it to a subset of these, so it’s not guaranteed to work on every game, but we have done our best to make sure it will work on the vast majority of them. Enjoy, and have fun!

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