ClickOk for Windows

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Automate software installations and other tasks.

Send keystrokes to any named dialog box. Click OK to that pesky dialog box that keeps popping up during your silent software installations. Automate software installations via logon script. Answer yes to continue installing software. Automate answering No to skip part of an installation. Use a series of click ok commands to automate a task that would otherwise not be possible. Use a series of click ok commands to open the control panel and adjust your display properties. Use a series of click ok commands to change your computer resolution and test it.

Freak out your friends--create a batch file to start a program and start sending keystrokes that will be seen on the screen. Have click ok wait in the background and answer OK anytime that a certain window comes on the screen.

ClickOk for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: June 8, 2005

Latest update: July 15, 2015

Version: 1.01

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 98
Windows 95
Windows ME
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000
Windows NT

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

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1/5

1 User Votes

Not very intuitive
ScAdamFebruary 5, 2009
Pros
Seems to be lightweight...
Cons
Installation very vague, didn't work when installed
Summary
The applications comes without any help file, and the choices in the Custom Installation settings are very vague: "Default Component" and "(Added by Dep Mgr) New Component". The web page is included in the Start Menu installation which is apparently for you to get more assistance is merely the company's list of products. The info page on this app is only a sales sheet and the forums are non-functional. After installation, this app didn't actually work. Running the app simply brings up a help screen with a list of the command line switches you are supposed to use. Running this command line with those switches didn't actually affect the dialog box we were trying to close. This was tried in both the command line and from batch files.