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Updates will be added soon :) 28/5/12
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ETPJ will be available soon.
Regards Etpj team.
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Updates and working version will be added soon :) 06/10/11
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ETPj MouseLooper is a software designed to do repeating mouse (move and click) tasks, between specific given screen coordinates. It is provided as a tool in order to help the user from having to do the same repeating actions over and over again, which are time consuming and boring.
The mouse can be programmed to loop as many times as we want, between 3 given screen coordinates which are called steps. (in later versions of ETPj, more steps will be added). Each step is followed by a mouse click and a specific time interval before proceeding to the next one. The user can stop the looping procedure anytime by clicking the “Stop” button.
The latest version of the software is incorporating a function called “Turbo Mode” which only works in specific scenarios, where the user needs to do repeating browsing tasks from within Firefox 4. If turbo mode is enabled ETPj tries to identify any changes that might occurred in the browser screen after each mouse click and if so it automatically proceeds to the next step without the need of the pause time interval, therefore decreasing the time needed for each loop.
User Manual
The software is divided in two files, the executable file ETPj and the coordinations.txt which holds our software data and parameters. ETPj operates under Windows 98 and above with Java Runtime Environment installed.
- We enter the total number of the desired loops.
- Mouse steps/ coordinates can be defined by selecting on one of the step buttons.
- Then we place the mouse on the exact spot on the screen where we want the click to occur and we hit the “spacebar” to accept our new mouse positions. Alternately we can manually enter the x,y coordinate values directly in the boxes.
- We press the start button. For every step/ action the mouse automatically parks above the “stop” button so if the user desires to stop the operation he can easily do so by clicking on it.
A progress bar on the top is monitoring the number of successful loops. If for any reason we manually stop the looping sequence the monitor bar turn’s red. ETPj is designed to be always on top of other windows and it is not advised to be used minimized, otherwise it will be hard for the user to access the stop button or quit the software until all the loops finish. All data/parameters inserted are automatically stored in coordinates.txt file.
Turbo Mode
“Turbo Mode” can only operate under Firefox 4. After enabling the “Turbo Mode” we click on the “F” button and we target the cursor right at the bottom left area of the Firefox 4 window, exactly at the spot where the status bar will appear when a page loads and we hit the “spacebar” to accept the coordinates. Example show in the picture below:
