ClickWhen

ClickWhen lets you Create automated mouse clicks to be performed after a defined amount of time. I put ClickWhen together at the request of a reader who needed to automate a mouse click. It`s somewhat of a silly application, but with a Little Imagination, it can be put to good use. Usage: ClickWhen works in three simple steps. Because it`s the most readily obvious use of ClickWhen I can think of, I`ve demonstrated how to use ClickWhen to pause iTunes after 30 minutes below: Keep in Mind that ClickWhen can do the same sort of thing with virtually any application, so you`re only limited by your imagination to use it. I really like the iTunes example because I like to leave music on when I leave a room, but it doesn`t really need to stay on. With ClickWhen, I can just set up a timer to turn it off. Or on. Or whatever I want. Like I said above, ClickWhen is fairly smart. You can minimize or resize the application you want to click, and ClickWhen will be sure to restore the window and resize it to the size it was when you set up the mouse click so that you get the click you expected. Currently, ClickWhen will need clean access to your Windows desktop in order to click something on the desktop. That is, if a window is covering your desktop but you set up a desktop click, it will end up just clicking the application floating on top of the desktop (this is because you can`t "restore" the desktop or put the desktop on top of other applications). One simple workaround would be the set up the click with an Explorer window that`s showing your desktop folder.