AutoMat is a simple application designed to provide you with proper means of automating parts of your work, specifically the repetitive tasks, that do not always require your presence. With AutoMat, you can record every step you take in performing certain operations, such as writing batch files or creating scripts. The utility is fairly simple to work with, just press the 'Rec' button (the red circle), and you can start recording your computerscreen, along with all the actions you perform, such as creating new files, typing words or opening folders. After you have recorded all your moves, press the 'ESC' key to stop the recording, and from the 'History' section of the program you can list all the steps you took. You can even edit your mouse movements or completely delete certain entries. The 'Play' button enables you to view the recording, so you can decide whether it contains everything you need or of you need to add something more. Afterward, you can save the file to AM format, and play it whenever you want to get out of doing boring tasks. AutoMat will do exactly what you did, meaning it will open and work on the files you worked, it will create new files or visit web pages. AutoMat is an efficient application, that can prove quite useful for some, as it helps you save time and effort by automating repetitive tasks. While the program is quite interesting, its uses can be rather limited. As such, you can only work with AutoMat in situations where your actions are identical from one task to the next.
What is new in this release:
Added AMCP (AutoMat Command Line Player) Allows only one instance of the application File Type Association (.am) Allows to Enable/Disable ToolTip Help (Settings)
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