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Q: "Can Auto Keybot hold down a key?" -A: First off all I want to stress that programs interpret holding a key differently, so you may have to experiment with this. First method: put a 0 (zero) in Repeats and enter the time you want it to be down (Auto Keybot send the UP and DOWN automatically). However as mentioned program will interpret this key state differently so maybe try this method if the first does not work, example: {A DOWN} - put 1 in Repeats, and then the time you want it to be down in Timer column, remember to send the command {A UP} release it again.

Q: "Can Auto Keybot hold down more than one key?" -A: Yes, for example use the {A down} to hold A or {shiftdown} or {altdown} to hold down these - remember to use {A Up} and {shiftup} / {altup} to RELEASE ALL the the keys again (otherwise they will be down forever!!).

Q: "How do I start and stop autoclicker Auto Keybot easily?" -A: Use the hotkey F1 to start and stop autoclicker Auto Keybot. You can change this hotkey to your liking in the hotkey section below the script. Auto Keybot will store these changes in the Windows Registry.

Q: "Does autoclicker Auto Keybot work with my MS Outlook?" -A: Yes, Auto Clicker autoclicker Auto Keybot will work with any Windows program that has a window open.

Q: "Can I get Auto Keybot to check for a pixel color?" -A: Yes, using the command {WaitForColor} you can get Auto Keybot to react to color change in pixels. Auto Keybot will WAIT untill the specified color appears.

Q: "Can I use Shift together with a mouse click?" -A: To use SHIFT together with any combination of key click, send the command {SHIFTDOWN} first, just remember to "clear" Shift again using the command {SHIFTUP} after you are done using it.

Q: "How can I see size and position of a window in Auto Keybot Evolution? I want to use {WindowMove}?" -A: You can find the windows position X,Y coordinates and the window size Width,Height int the Window list (you may have to push the REFRESH button to update the window list). These can be used to restore the windows original position and size with the {WindowMove} command.

Q: "How does the Random Character command {randomchar} work??" -A: Insert the command {randomchar} followed by the string of characters you want Auto Keybot to choose from. For example: {randomchar}012345 - Auto Keybot will randomly select 1 character from the string "012345" and send to the window.

{Randomchar} Youtube tutorial

Q: "Auto start/Auto load feature does not work?" -A: This feature stores information in the Windows Registry, so you need to make sure that Auto Keybot can access the Windows Registry (right click Auto Keybot icon, go into the menu PROPERTIES, then COMPATIBILITY and set the option RUN PROGRAM AS ADMINISTRATOR). If it works in the Trial, it should work in the full version as well.

Commands:

{m1} - Click left mouse button (screen coordinates x,y)

{m2} - Click right mouse button (screen coordinates x,y)

{mi} - Click middle mouse (screen coordinates x,y)

{md} - Double Click mouse (screen coordinates x,y)

'!' to use the ALT keystroke together with another key, example: !a will send "ALT+a".

'+' to use the SHIFT keystroke together with another key, example: +a will send "SHIFT+a".

'^' to use the CONTROL keystroke together with another key, example: "^a" will send "CTRL+a".

{WindowTitle}newname Change name of a window to whatever you write just after the command
{WindowMove}70 Move a window, speed 70 (can be 1-100) ({WindowMove} - X,Y - width,height
{Randomchar}ABCDEFG Send a random key AK will take one of the following possibilities: ABCDEFG
{LeftMouse Down} HOLD the left mousekey down (untill release command is issued) - Release it with {LeftMouse Up}
{WaitForColor}4455AA Auto Keybot will suspend the script execution until the color 4455AA appears in the pixel coordinates (other programs call it PixelGetColor)
{WaitForTime} Auto Keybot will suspend the script execution until the system clock reaches the stated time
{ColorJump}6622AA Auto Keybot will jump immediately to the stated line IF the color 66aaAA is found in the pixel, otherwise it just continues

{SPACE} SPACE key
{ENTER} ENTER key on the main keyboard
{ALT} ALT key
{BACKSPACE} BACKSPACE key
{DELETE} DELETE key
{UP} Up arrow
{DOWN} Down arrow
{LEFT} Left arrow
{RIGHT} Right arrow
{HOME} HOME key
{END} END key
{ESCAPE} ESCAPE key
{INSERT} INS key
{PGUP} PAGE UP key
{PGDN} PAGE DOWN key
{F1} - {F12} Function keys
{TAB} TAB key
{PRINTSCREEN} Print Screen key
{LWIN} Left Windows key
{RWIN} Right Windows key
{NUMLOCK on} NUMLOCK (on/off/toggle)
{CAPSLOCK off} CAPSLOCK (on/off/toggle)
{SCROLLLOCK toggle} SCROLLLOCK (on/off/toggle)
{BREAK} for Ctrl+Break processing
{PAUSE} PAUSE key
{NUMPAD0} - {NUMPAD9} Numpad digits
{NUMPADMULT} Numpad Multiply
{NUMPADADD} Numpad Add
{NUMPADSUB} Numpad Subtract
{NUMPADDIV} Numpad Divide
{NUMPADDOT} Numpad period
{NUMPADENTER} Enter key on the numpad
{APPSKEY} Windows App key
{LALT} Left ALT key
{RALT} Right ALT key
{LCTRL} Left CTRL key
{RCTRL} Right CTRL key
{LSHIFT} Left Shift key
{RSHIFT} Right Shift key
{SHIFTDOWN} HOLD Shift key DOWN (untill release command is issued)
{SHIFTUP} RELEASE Shift key again
{ALTDOWN} HOLD Alt key DOWN (untill release command is issued)
{ALTUP} RELEASE Alt key again
{CTRLDOWN} HOLD CTRL key DOWN (untill release command is issued)
{CTRLUP} RELEASE CTRL key again

'#' The hash sends a Windows keystroke; therefore, "#r" would send Win+r which launches the Run dialog box.
Line 1 - #Rexplorer{Enter}
This would start the Windows Explorer program.

The special characters can be combined. So that "^!a" would send "CTRL+ALT+a".