For faster operation of the Windows system, Journal Macro is a utility tool that takes care of all the repetitive operations, which otherwise requires rigorous efforts by user such as tapping keystrokes, mouse clicks. The application simply records these actions and movements into a macro and performs a quick play-back under different pre-designed modes like flow mode and Pulse Mode.
The user can playback clicks under the Pulse mode, wherein the application ignores mouse movements for a specified duration, and under the other mode the playbacks are done at a modifiable rate rather than a fixed one.
The user can set up the built-in macros, which come as defaults like the mouse clicks, mouse move, keystroke, launch program, open document, Open folder, access website, play sound, delay for an amount of time, and random delay. Later on the user can run these macros and then output the log to a file.
What’s more, the program supports both global as well as the program-specific macros, but the program-specific macros work only whenever certain window is in the foreground or the one triggers a macro when a certain window appears.
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