Efficient Macro Recorder Pro

In computer world, macros are certain files or programs that allow automatizing certain Windows actions, that otherwise would be performed by the user. Using macros can save you a lot of time, especially when dealing with repetitive actions. The problem is that creating macros requires some skills and knowledge regarding the macro programming language. That's why it's not so accessible for beginners. But this thing changes when using Efficient Macro Recorder Pro. By looking at the program's name, we can clearly say that this Windows application can record any type of macro and can automatically generate all the required code for creating it.

Thus, creating a macro becomes an one-click operation that can be performed by anyone. Speaking about easy things, the user can notice the simpleness of the installation wizard which can be completed using a couple of clicks. After the program is installed and launched, one will see a demo macro included in the program's interface. Running it will open a new notepad document and then it will display a message. This demo macro allows one to become more familiar with the program in the shortest time possible. The macro can be stopped at any moment by hitting the F6 key.

Creating macros from scratch is as easy as pie. The user just needs to select the type of action he wants to perform, like typing some text, opening a document, launching a program or a website, shutting down the computer and so on. All these actions are efficiently grouped into several categories, making them easier to find. After the action has been selected and the macro has been recorded, the required code is automatically generated in the program's interface. Experienced users can write the code by hand, having a better control over the actions included in a macro.

After the macro has been created, it can be saved and displayed in the program's interface. It can be then run manually or scheduled to run at a certain hour. Besides that, it can be configured to be triggered by certain applications or Windows events.