Qotizer 1.1 build 36

CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET Staff

This time-saving script builder automates tasks, but lacks a scheduling feature. The program's clean display resembles the standard Windows three-pane interface. Building scripts is merely combining listed functions. Saved scripts must be manually started as Qotizer lacks a scheduling function. You can chose from numerous functions such as sending e-mail, uploading and downloading files, copying and renaming objects, and launching applications. The application supports numerous options to query for user input. As with all mouse trackers, Qotizer is susceptible to errors if objects are not in expected positions. Qotizer error handling fails to cancel scripts when such problems are encountered. All user levels will find Qotizer easy to operate. Novices will have to learn by trial and error as Qotizer lacks a help file or wizard. Despite its flaws and short 15-day testing period, all users needing help with repetitive tasks should give this program a try.

Publisher's description

From Seegh :

Qotizer helps you automate your everyday repetitive tasks. Your actions are saved in a file so you can execute them later as many times you want. With the help of dozens of actions you can automate almost everything from disk operations to Internet related tasks. Wide range of features include a global macro recorder which can record all mouse and keyboard movements.

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