Button Wizard Using Tutorials Button Wizard Script

                  If you are still worried about some boring and cumbersome computer operations, the button wizard will definitely be your best helper. So, what can the button wizard do for us? Let's take a few examples to illustrate. * Online games can be scripted to achieve automatic Daguai, automatic blood, automatic speech, etc.; * Office workers can use it to automatically process forms, documents, automatically send and receive mail, etc.; * Any computer operation you feel "somewhat annoying" Finish it for you. The first key of the button wizard is implemented. The function of the script can be created by moving the mouse. We don't want to learn programming knowledge in order to use a small piece of software. With this in mind, the button wizard can create scripts with full interface operations. The script of the button sprite is a pure TXT file, and even if the plug-in function is added, a digital signature mechanism is introduced. So we can safely use the scripts on the website without worrying about viruses. A script is a series of commands that can be executed repeatedly. Through some judgment conditions, these commands can be made to have certain intelligent effects. We can make simple scripts by using the "recording" function, and can also make them through the "script editor". Smarter scripts. Today we are going to teach you to use the button wizard by recording a simple script. Internet users usually look at their mailboxes after booting up, or look at their own blogs; every day, it may be annoying. Now, let's hand over these complicated things to the button wizard. Today we are going to record a script that automatically logs in to the blog and browses the entire page. First, let's turn on the “ button wizard & rdquo;. The running interface is as follows (Figure 1): Figure 1 Run interface
After opening the software, click on the toolbar to create a new & rdquo; item (Figure 2); then enter the "Script Compiler" interface (Figure 3) . Now you can officially start compiling the script. Figure 2 New
Figure 3 Script Compiler Interface On the script compiler interface, left click on the “Record” item on the toolbar. This will happen: enter the desktop and a small dialog box appears (eg Figure 4). Figure 4 Recording
In this small dialog box, the red circle button on the left is the beginning of the recording, the second blue button is the end of the recording, and the third is to store the recording. This dialog can be moved at will during recording without affecting the recording results. Let's click the red round button to start recording (Figure 5). Figure 5 Start recording After recording, we will move this small dialog box to the lower right corner of the window, then click the IE browser logo in the lower left corner of the task bar to open the browse. (Figure 6). Figure 6 Open IE browser
Then enter the blog address in the address bar (Figure 7) Figure 7 Enter the address
Enter the blog home page (Figure 8)