Using PTFB Pro as an Auto-clicker

• Auto-click on any screen or window coordinate
• Fine control over clicking repetition, duration and interval.
• Seek out and auto-click on buttons that aren't always in the same place.
• Run auto-click sequences when hotkey pressed, according to schedule or every time a given window or dialog appears.

PTFB Pro's focus is on quickly and easily eliminating interruptions, irritations and finger-wear. It's been designed to automatically deal with irritating prompts, popups and screens that interrupt your workflow and to keep things running smoothly when you're not there to 'Push the Freakin' Button' every time Windows asks a question. As such, it has some handy features not typically found in an auto-clicker :-

1. Run your auto-click sequences every time a given window appears

When you record a new auto-click sequence PTFB Pro stores information that uniquely identifies the window that you are acting upon. By default, PTFB Pro will run your new auto-click sequence every time that window appears in the future. You can of course change this behavior - you can select from a variety of trigger options and also configure the default behavior for newly created auto-clicker sequences.


2. Seek out and auto-click on buttons that aren't always in the same place.

PTFB Pro doesn't just rely on co-ordinates - it will actually recognize most standard buttons used in Windows programs. If the program screen is resized or laid out differently under different circumstances PTFB Pro can still find and click the button.

How to do it ...

Next time the screen that you want to auto-click on appears :-

1. Open up PTFB Pro's main window by clicking on its tray icon
   
   
   
   
2. Click on "Single Press". The cursor will now change to a hand with an outstretched finger.
   
   
   
3. Move the cursor over the button or screen area that you want to auto-click on and click the mouse.
   
4. That's all there is to it!
   
   To put PTFB Pro auto-clicker to work, click "Start Watching", or press the close box in the top-right corner. PTFB Pro will minimize to the system tray and keep watch for offending windows and dialogs. When they appear it will handle them for you.
   
   When you record a new 'single press' (or macro) item, PTFB Pro stores information that uniquely identifies the window that you are acting upon. By default, PTFB Pro will run your new 'single press' (or macro) every time that window appears in the future. If you prefer, you can tell PTFB Pro to run your macro according to schedule, command line or even in response to a short cut key. You can also tweak a whole host of settings to fine tune your macro, and even configure the default behavior for newly created macros. (Find out more).