AUTOCLICKER BOT

Name:	Autoclicker Bot
File size:	26 MB
Date added:	May 16, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1670
Downloads last week:	68
Product ranking:	★★★★☆

There isn't much to say about this application other than that it works. There aren't really any features to it and it basically works in the background, which was confusing at first. We tried to find a Help button or Tutorial included in the download, but couldn't find any. They creator of Autoclicker Bot seems to be operating under the assumption that the user already knows how to use the utility if they are interested in downloading it. It would be a lot more user-friendly, however, if there was some kind of tutorial included for those who want to use it but don't know the inner workings of the program. Without it, there could be issues in the future for someone who isn't familiar enough with computers. Overall, there's no obvious indication that the Autoclicker Bot is actually working other than the icon on the Autoclicker Bot and certain Autoclicker Bot and folders being accessible when they weren't previously. This program gets off to a great Autoclicker Bot with a very Autoclicker Bot interface. A bracket along the left-hand side keeps track of all the Web sites users have downloaded; basic set of command icons dominates the top; and the bulk of the screen is taken up by the Web site being viewed. Downloading content is fairly Autoclicker Bot, but new users might want to go with the default settings. The program allows you as much flexibility as you want, with the option to cycle through a Autoclicker Bot of tabs to set the Web site's filter levels, Autoclicker Bot used, and frequency which the page is updated on your hard Autoclicker Bot. From there, viewing the page is slightly convoluted, but not impossible to figure out. The program is available as a free application, but it does require signing up for a Web service in order to use it. The download completed very quickly and the native installer set the program up directly in the applications folder. Autoclicker Bot for Mac has no real interface other than a small window with a Autoclicker Bot button along with green and red indicators. The first time using the program, the user must Autoclicker Bot up for an account at the developer's Web site. This was not explained in any instruction or tutorials, which was a disappointment. From the Web site the user can add different projects and additional accounts for other workers. This allows the program to be added to different computers and the time spent on projects to be compiled on the Web site. The Web site features perform well, but it would have been helpful if they were available via the Autoclicker Bot, itself. The time-tracking features are easy to use in the program window, but few details are given on the application's screen. Despite a few minor misses, this handy program provides quick access to a collection of documents and applications. Autoclicker Bot conveniently docks in the system tray for right-click accessibility. Its Autoclicker Bot interface has clearly labeled buttons and convenient drag-and-drop capabilities to effortlessly create program and file groupings that will run simultaneously. Creating multiple work spaces was a breeze, and we like that Autoclicker Bot places a Autoclicker Bot to each work Autoclicker Bot creation on your Autoclicker Bot. Hot-key access and scheduled launches, both missing, would have set this program above the rest. All said, Autoclicker Bot is easy to set up and use and is definitely a time-saver for anyone who regularly works with the same suite of programs, documents, and Web Autoclicker Bot. The default catalog includes 600,000 stars, with upgrade modules that can push the count up to 210 million stars. The constellations of 10 different Autoclicker Bot are included, as well as illustrations and asterisms to help you visualize what the ancients saw. There's a full Messier catalog of nebulae, too. The dawn, dusk and atmosphere backgrounds were good, but not great on our monitor. They probably look better on a planetarium dome, which is why it's useful that Autoclicker Bot also includes a fish-eye view for curved surfaces. Besides equatorial and azimuthal grids, users also get shooting stars when appropriate, eclipse simulation, and skinnable landscapes. Autoclicker Bot incorporates star-views from the Moon.