isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder
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isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder the best macro program for Windows. Not just a keyboard and mouse recorder but a powerful automation tool that converts macros to EXE files and more.
Not just a isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder
BUT AUTOMATION SOFTWARE
Why limit yourself with keyboard and mouse recording? Insert custom commands and statements into your macros: “launch website”, “open file”, “wait for window”, “goto”, “shutdown” and many more. Add logic to your macros using the “IF – THEN” statement, “REPEAT X TIMES” statement.
Easy to use
CREATE MACROS WITH NO PROGRAMMING SKILLS
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder features an easy and straightforward user interface. Forget about hours wasted on reading manuals. Start using isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder in seconds. Just click “Record” with your mouse and start working.
Compile to EXE
REDISTRIBUTABLE MACROS
Convert your macro to an EXE-file that runs on any windows-compatible computer (feel free to redistribute). To save space and improve performance the resulting EXE file is packed and compressed using the advanced optimization techniques.
Accessible
MACROS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
Assign your mouse & keyboard macros to hotkeys and run them from any application.
Smart & Flexible
INCREDIBLY POWERFUL isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder can find images on a screen, detect when a window changes it’s position etc. isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder comes with full windows-shell integration and scheduling. Macros can be edited with the built-in full-featured editor.
Adjustable
TUNE YOUR MACROS FOR YOUR NEEDS
Variable playback speed, macro recording filters, loop the macro playback, “stealth-mode” macro-recording and more.
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder is not only a mouse recorder, keyboard recorder and player. It is also a very powerful automation software and even an EXE-compiler.
All recorded keystrokes and mouse activity can be saved to disk as a macro (script) for later use, bound to a hotkey, extended with custom commands or even compiled to an EXE file (a standalone Windows application). This macro recording program will save you a lot of time on repetitive tasks. You can use the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder to automate ANY activity in ANY windows application, record on-screen tutorials.
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder easily automates your routine tasks
This keyboard and mouse recorder can:
record macros of your routine tasks
or create macros from scratch using the macro editor and built-in commands like “open file”, “shutdown”, “launch website” and even for-loops and if-statements like in “big” programming languages.
Make your own programs and macros – no programming skills required.
Easy to try. If the trial period is too short for you – let us know and we’ll extend it for you.
Extremely simple. isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder features an easy and straightforward user interface. Forget about hours wasted on reading manuals. Start using isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder in seconds. Just click “Record” with your mouse and perform some activity.
Flexible. Edit your macros with the built-in full-featured Visual Macro Maker, enjoy the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder’s full windows-shell integration and scheduling
Automation software. Insert custom commands and statements into your macros, like: “launch website”, “open file”, “wait for window”, “goto”, “shutdown” and many more. Add logic to your macros using the “IF – THEN” statement, “REPEAT X TIMES” statement.
C# scripting language – you can insert code snippets in C#
EXE-compiler. Convert your macro to an EXE-file which runs on any windows-compatible computer. To save space and improve performance the resulting EXE file is packed and compressed using the advanced optimization techniques.
Accessible. Assign your mouse & keyboard macros to hotkeys and run it from any application
Adjustable. Variable playback speed, macro recording filters, loop macro playback, “stealth-mode” macro recording and more.
Debug your macros: insert breakpoints, play partially or loop your playback.
Human-readable macro file format, plain text script easy for editing in external editors
SMART-Rec mouse recorder technology that optionally records your mouse in relative coordinates
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And all the features a isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder should have
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Save time and let this macro program do all the work
Automate all kinds of repetitive tasks: auto-fill forms, generate reports etc.
Automate software testing
Perform system maintenance with isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder
Use isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder as a keyboard & mouse tracer
Auto-login to your online accounts (web-mail, forums), or use it as an auto-clicker.
Create tutorials and presentations with this macro program.
Any task, which requires you to record your keystrokes, including passwords and “system” keys (ctrl, alt, numlock, shift etc.), record key combinations, record mouse movements and clicks
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Unlimited lifetime technical support
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder upgrades
Free upgrades
Free version upgrades within one year
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Moneyback
30 days moneyback
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You get to use the app forever. This is a one-time purchase that includes one year of free upgrades.
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isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder records all mouse moves that I make, creating a very large unreadable script. How can I avoid this?
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder can record only mouse clicks and ignore mouse movement. Click the “settings” toolbar button, select the “recording settings” tab and adjust mouse recorder settings.
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder records mouse clicks on my shortcuts, buttons, menu items… But if a clickable item changes its position, my macro is messed.
You can try two solutions: first, try to enable the SmartRec option in the “settings” dialog. This will record mouse in window-relative, not screen-relative coordinates, and menu/button clicks will be more accurate. Second, try to use keyboard instead of your mouse where possible. For example, try to use CTRL+ESC to pop up the Start-Menu, and then use the arrow-keys to navigate the Start-Menu, etc.
How can I only record keyboard or only record mouse with the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder?
Click the “settings” toolbar button, select the “recording settings” tab and check/uncheck “record keyboard” and “record mouse” checkboxes.
“Wait for input” command fails when “Hotkey Macro Launcher” utility runs in background.
The “Hotkey Macro Launcher” utility works like this: it registers a global hotkey in your system, and when this hotkey is pressed, it plays a corresponding macro. Now, when isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder plays a macro with a “wait for input” command it also registers a hotkey in the system and waits for the user to press it. So if a “wait for input” command waits for the same key combination, which is already used by Hotkey Macro Launcher, they will conflict. Close Macro Launcher before running macros in the main isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder application.
I have set up the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder for an infinite playback, but when I compile my macro to an EXE-file, it plays only once.
The playback settings of isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder are effective when the playback performed by isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder itself, not in the compiled EXE. Add a “repeat X times” command to your macro instead.
Can I run a scheduled keyboard/mouse macro if the computer is “locked”?
Please see this this article.
Is this isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder compatible with Windows 7 64-bit?
Yes, isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder is totally compatible with Windows 7, Windows Vista, both 32 and 64 bit versions.
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder says my serial number is not valid after upgrading to the latest version.
Please either upgrade or revert to an older version by opening “Control Panel – Uninstall a program – isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder – Uninstall – Restore the application to its previous state”. If you’re using a cracked version – consider becoming a customer.
How do I play a macro from command line?
Where’s the program installation folder?
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder uses Microsoft’s “ClickOnce” deployment technology, that places program files into a special folder. You can find it under your user profile directory, it will be something like “C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0\HJ92JNZZ.E6J\WT7J43J8.AHZ\” You will see several folders there, find the one that starts with “macr..” that’d be our program. If you see multiple “macr..” folders there – simply sort them by date and use the most recent one.
My anti-virus app says there is a virus in isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder. Is it safe to run?
That happens because isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder works in a similar way some viruses do. EXE files creation and user input emulation are heavily used by virus creators, it causes some anti-virus apps to show false-positive alarms. There are no viruses in isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder, we run automatic scans every day, so we can guarantee it. You can add isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder to a white list to prevent your anti-virus app from blocking it.
We’re constantly working with anti-virus software manufacturers to reduce the number of false-positive alarms.
Triggering events with isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder
Our isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder software can be used to “trigger” events using the built-in IF statements. With this feature, for instance, you can make isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder “watch” the hard disk, and perform some actions, when a particular file appears in a folder. Another example: with the following script isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will wait until some particular text appears in the system clipboard, and then exit.
LABEL : start
IF CLIPBOARD EQUALS : test
GOTO : end
ENDIF
DELAY : 5000
GOTO : start
LABEL : end
MESSAGE BOX : The text “test” is found, exiting..
As you can see, this macro checks the clipboard every 5 seconds, and if the text in the clipboard is “test”, the macro exits. Simply save the above text as a plain-text file with a “.mcr” extension and load it into the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder to test how it works.
Sample Macros
Here are some example macros that will help you get started:
Mass rename files in a folder
This macro renames all files in a given folder to “file1”, “file2”, “file3” etc. Just keep pressing Ctrl + Alt + Z in isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder and the macro will iterate to the next file.
SET CLIPBOARD : 1
WAIT FOR USER : 90 : 3 : 0 : 0
LABEL : BEGIN
Keyboard : F2 : KeyPress
TYPE TEXT : file
PASTE
Keyboard : Return : KeyPress
INCREMENT CLIPBOARD : 1
Keyboard : Down : KeyPress
WAIT FOR USER : 90 : 3 : 0 : 0
GOTO : BEGIN
Check for updates command (Windows 7)
This macro launches the “Windows Update” tool and forces it to check for updates by simulating a mouse click on the “Check now” link. The mouse-click uses “relative” coordinates, so it’s immune to window size and location change.
This macro has been tested under Windows 7 only, might not work under Vista or XP.
OPEN FILE : wuapp.exe : : 0
WAIT FOR : Windows Update : appear : 0 : 0
DELAY : 200
Mouse : R115 : R125 : LeftButtonDown : 0 : 0
DELAY : 56
Mouse : R115 : R125 : LeftButtonUp : 0 : 0
Launching IE proxy dialog
This macro launches Internet Explorer’s “Proxy server” dialog.
The macro actually has no practical use, but it’s a fine example of how a macro can use:
“launch process” macro-command
“wait for process” macro-command
sending mouse-clicks from a macro, based on window-relative coordinates
sending key combinations (that is – Alt+Letter in this particular macro example)
OPEN FILE : iexplore : : 0
WAIT FOR PROCESS : iexplore : appear : 0 : 0
DELAY : 400
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyPress
DELAY : 200
Keyboard : T : KeyPress
DELAY : 300
Keyboard : O : KeyPress
DELAY : 1500
Mouse : R246 : R47 : LeftButtonDown : 0 : 0
DELAY : 592
Mouse : R246 : R47 : LeftButtonUp : 0 : 0
DELAY : 500
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
DELAY : 469
Keyboard : L : KeyDown
DELAY : 80
Keyboard : L : KeyUp
DELAY : 232
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
Clear IE cache
This script for isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder launches Internet Explorer privacy cleaner. Tested under IE7, IE8. Never tested it with IE9 though.
MESSAGE BOX : This macro will open Internet Explorer, launch the “Internet options” dialog and clean “temporary internet files”
OPEN FILE : iexplore : : 0
DELAY : 1000
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyPress
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : T : KeyDown
Keyboard : T : KeyUp
DELAY : 500
Keyboard : O : KeyDown
Keyboard : O : KeyUp
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
DELAY : 500
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : D : KeyPress
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
DELAY : 500
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : D : KeyPress
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
Disk defragmentation macro (Windows 7)
Windows 7 introduced a new disk defragmenter tool that is automated in by this macro.
The macro simply starts the defragmenter and sends an “Alt+D” keyboard combination to its window.
OPEN FILE : C:\Windows\System32\dfrgui.exe : : 0
DELAY : 1000
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : D : KeyPress
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
Disk defragmentation macro (Win XP)
1) The first line of the macro launches the Windows XP Disk Defragmenter:
OPEN FILE : dfrg.msc
2) The next line simply waits for the defragmenter window to appear:
WAIT FOR : Disk Defragmenter : appear : 2000
3) Finally this block launches the appropriate item in the defragmenter window menu (which in our case is “Actions – Defragment”):
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : A : KeyDown
Keyboard : A : KeyUp
Keyboard : D : KeyDown
Keyboard : D : KeyUp
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
Of course you don’t have to actually type these commands when you create a script in isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder, you can use the toolbar instead. First you click “Insert ‘Open file’ command”, then you click “Insert ‘Wait for window’ command” etc… isimSoftware’s macro-language remains “hidden”, it is used only if you decide to edit a saved macro in some external text editor like Notepad (which is the preferred way for some programmers and tech-geeks).
Full macro:
OPEN FILE : dfrg.msc : : 0
WAIT FOR : Disk Defragmenter : appear : 1000 : 0
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyDown
Keyboard : A : KeyDown
Keyboard : A : KeyUp
Keyboard : D : KeyDown
Keyboard : D : KeyUp
Keyboard : AltLeft : KeyUp
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder Commands Reference
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder does not just record your mouse and keyboard. You can also add these commands to a macro to customize and fine-tune it to fit your automation needs.
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder: automation commands
Close Window command – isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will attempt to close a window with the specified title.
Comment command – Comment – is a just a text note for your convenience.
Copy File command – Copy File command copies a file from and to specified locations.
CSharp command – Execute the following C#-code.
Delay command – Delay command suspends the execution of the current macro for a specified interval, expressed in milliseconds.
Delete File command – Delete File command simply deletes a file
File Open command – This command executes a program or opens a file.
Find Image command – This command searches for a image on your screen (pixel by pixel) and moves the mouse to it.
Find Pixel command – This command searches for a pixel of a specific color and moves the mouse to it.
Goto command – The GOTO statement transfers the macro execution control directly to the specified label.
If Clipboard equals command – Checks if the clipboard content is equal (not equal) to the given value (or contains the value, or greater than the value). If it does, the IF Statement evaluates to TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
If Current Iteration Equals command – Checks if the number of current iteration equals to the given number. Works only inside a REPEAT statement.
If File Exists command – Checks if a file exists. If it does, the IF Statement evaluates to TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
If Image Found command – Checks if a given image can be found on the screen (pixel by pixel)
If Message command – Displays a YES/NO message box that contains text, YES button and NO button. The result of this messagebox (user\’s choice) will be treated as an IF statement condition.
If Pixel Color command – Checks if pixel color at given coordinates equals a given color.
If Pixel Found command – TRUE if a pixel of a specific color if found within a rectangle.
If Process Exists command – Checks if a process exists. If it does, the IF Statement evaluates to TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
If Window Exists command – Checks if a window exists. If it does, the IF Statement evaluates to TRUE, otherwise FALSE.
If Window In Focus command – Checks if the foreground window has the specified caption.
Increment Clipboard command – This command increments clipboard by a specified value (works only if clipboard contains a numeric integer value)
Keyboard command – This command send keystrokes to the currently active window
Label command – Add a label to a macro, and use it with GOTO statements.
Message Box command – Displays a message box that contains text and an “OK” button.
Mouse command – Mouse Command moves the mouse cursor to the specified coordinates
Move Window command – isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will attempt to move/resize a window with the specified title
Play Macro command – This command executes a macro-file, saved to disk
Dial Connection command – This command activates a VPN connection or a Dial-Up connection by a name.
Repeat command – Use “REPEAT X TIMES” statement if you want to run a block of commands a number of times. Put a “REPEAT” command at the beginning of the block, and an “END REPEAT” at the end.
Set Clipboard command – This command saves the specified text/number to the Clipboard
Shutdown command – Shutdown macro command properties
Switch To Window command – Switch to a window with a specified title
Type Date command – isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will type the system date in the specified format.
Type Environment Variable command – isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will type an evironment variable by its name, into the active window
Type Text command – Enter some text and isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will type it during playback. The text will be entered into the active window.
URL command – Launch a web site from your macro
Wait For User Activity command – This command suspends macro execution and waits for user to press a hotkey (keyboard shortcut) to resume macro execution
Wait For Window command – By adding a WAIT FOR WINDOW statement you instruct the macro engine to wait for a particular window to appear or disappear.
Wait For Process command – By adding a WAIT FOR PROCESS statement you instruct the macro engine to wait for a particular process to appear or disappear.
Including C# code into a macro
Good news for all advanced users: the latest version of our isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder supports adding C# code snippets into a macro! Whether you need working with variables or just require some custom action that is not (yet) provided by isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder’s standard set of built-in commands, simply insert a “Run C# code” command into your macro, you’ll find it in the “Insert” menu along with all the other commands.
Note this when adding C#-snippets to macros:
Your code snippet must contain a “Program” class with a static method “Main()”. This will be the entry point for your snippet. Like this:
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(“Hello world”);
}
}
Of course you can include other classes and namespaces in the snippet, just be sure to include the “Program” class as well:
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show(“Yo!”);
}
}
namescape MyAwesomNamespace
{
public class MarioBro
{
public void Jump()
{
//Kriss Kross will make you
}
}
}
“Automator” for Windows
isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder – is an “Automator for Windows”.
“Automator” is a great application by Apple included in Mac OS X Tiger. It automates repetitive tasks via scripts. And just like our windows isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder, Automator has several types of actions that a user can insert into a macro for a later replay.
Windows users did not have any “Automator” for PC for a long time, searching for an analog. But isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder is just this – an “Automator for Windows”. It also features commands like “open a file”, “shutdown” or “repeat a block for X times” and many others. Along with mouse and keyboard recording features of course.
Automated Software Testing
Our new “image recognition” feature makes isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder a perfect tool for automated software testing. Just think of a macro as a software testing script, that automates user actions – clicks, mouse moves, text typing etc. etc.
For instance: you can create a macro that recognizes text-boxes in your software applications, puts some text into it, automatically clicks some buttons and then, by using the “IF” statements, it decides whether the test is successful or not.
Low-budget automated testing
isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder is priced much, much lower than other automated software testing tools. And our licenses are tied to people, not particular computers. So if you’re a Q&A specialist, you can order one license and run automated tests on multiple computers at the same time.
Test automation
Test automation is a process of using software to automate the execution of tests and then compare the actual outcome to predicted outcome.
That’s exactly what you can do with our isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder – automate your software testing, especially UI testing, where the tool will emulate user-interface events such as keystrokes or mouse clicks.
Macro Scheduler
Sometimes you need to schedule a recorded macro in order to replay it at some specific time/date. We made it very easy for you to schedule a macro right from the isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder’s main window. Just select “Tools – Schedule macros” in the menu, set up a schedule and isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder will create a scheduled task, that launches the currently opened macro using Windows’ built-in task scheduler.
Scheduling macros
After you click “Tools – Schedule macros”, the available frequency options are “Daily”, “Weekly”, “Monthly” and “One time”. Simply select one of these schedules, set the “first launch” date & time and click “OK”. The “first launch” date will also be used to schedule the future runs. For example, if you select the “weekly” schedule and set the first launch to “Thursday, 3am”, the macro will launch every Tuesday, at 3am. Another example: if you set the frequency to “monthly” and the first launch is set to “January 2nd”, the future playbacks will trigger on February 2nd, March 2nd, April 2nd etc. etc.
NOTE: you cannot schedule two macros to run simultaneously, only one of them will work. Similarly, if isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder is running at the moment – the scheduled macro-run will not launch.
Why Windows’ task scheduler for isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder?
isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder does not have a built-in macro-scheduler service and uses Windows’ built-in “task-scheduler” service. This is intentional – you don’t need another background program or service sitting in your system-tray, consuming memory and CPU. We don’t want to clutter our customers boxes with one more auto-start item. Also, if a system administrator wants to see what’s been scheduled on his machine – he can see it all in one place, without checking all the apps in the system.
Tips for Recording Efficient Macros
Prefer keyboard-macros over mouse-macros since keyboard-macros are more reliable. Keyboard doesn’t care about screen coordinates, window-positions, monitor resolution. Even though the mouse recorder tries to record mouse in “relative” coordinates, sometimes it fails. Use common keyboard-combinations like Alt – to get to the menu, Alt+F4 to close a window, Esc – to close a dialog box, arrow keys – to navigate to an item
Do not record mouse moves. Unless required. Record mouse-clicks only. Open “Settings” – “Recording” and disable mouse-moves recording.
Speed-up your macros by decreasing delay-commands. Select the parts of the macro you wish to speed up and perform the “reset delays” command (Menu – “Edit” – “Bulk edit delays”
Start at a known location, end-up at an known location. When recording a keyboard macro, make sure the first one or two keystrokes move the cursor to a known location. For example use the HOME keystroke to move it to the beginning of a line, or Ctrl+HOME to move it to the beginning of a file. Use Ctrl+Right-Arrow, Ctrl-Left-Arrow to move between words etc etc. Same for macro-endings: make sure the ending of your macro “prepares” everything for the next iteration. For instance – moves the cursor to the next line. Move the focus to the next item in the list, etc. etc. Think iteratively.
isimSoftware as a Mouse Recorder
isimSoftware isimSoftware Automating Windows GUI Recorder can be used as a simple mouse recorder (though we prefer not think of it as “just a mouse recorder” or “just a keyboard recorder”).
When using isimSoftware as a mouse recorder please keep these handy tips in mind:
Recording mouse coordinates – mouse recording is nothing but tracking the mouse cursor coordinates as you move the mouse. But the window that is supposed to receive the mouse commands may open at a different location next time you launch a program. That’s why it is highly recommended to use the “relative coordinates” mouse-recording mode that can be enabled in the “Settings” dialog
Mouse speed – the mouse recorder will attempt to replay your mouse moves at the exact same speed by inserting “delay” commands into the recorded macro. But if you don’t need this, you can:
Increase the playback speed in “Settings”
Remove particular “delay events” or change the values
“Bulk-edit” timeouts via the “Edit” manu – or even reset them all to zero
Mouse-clicking vs mouse-moving – sometimes all you need to record are the mouse clicks, not the movement that precedes to those clicks (unless the movement is really necessary – for drag-n-drop operations. So remember to select the “record mouse clicks only” option instead of “record mouse movements also”.