Mac Auto Keyboard

Keyboard Typing on a Mac Keyboard is really fun, however when you do need to press a single keyboard key multiple times, a Mac Keyboard Automation Software can be of real help. Whether you need to press a key on keyboard multiple times with fixed or a random delay in between consecutive key presses can be really handy.

Download and use this Auto Key Presser on your Mac running any latest version like 10.9, 10.8, 10.7 or even 10.8. With Configurable Random Delay between Key Press, you can fully simulate human behavior and to the active Game or Application, it would appear that actually a Human is pressing the selected key on Mac Keyboard really fast.

Automate Keyboard with MurGaa Auto Keyboard Utility

Automate Keyboard with MurGaa Auto Keyboard Utility

Lots of games interact with users with keyboard and mouse and pressing a single key multiple times can require lots of efforts. Pressing a single key on keyboard multiple times can be handy to keep a webpage refreshed all the times. Yes this Mac Keyboard Software can automate virtually almost any key on keyboard and this software can be quick and easy to use and handle.

This Mac Auto Keyboard Software works on mac OS X Intel 64 bit versions of Mac OS X 10.6 onwards. Lion, Snow Leopard, Mountain Lion, Tiger and other Mac OS X users can try out this Mac Keyboard Automation software for free. Just download the software, install it , locate the application icon in finder and launch it. The Mac Auto Keyboard has button to minimize the application and a quick button on the main screen of the software.

This Mac Auto Keyboard can be used even without minimizing the application and a progress indicator on the software can be used to time the automated keyboard actions. Any selected single key on keyboard can be sent to keyboard or to the active application / browser running on any Mac OS X version running on a Intel based 64 bit Computer. There are many more Mac Automation Software downloads on MurGaa.com providing Keyboard and Mouse Automation Utilities on a free to try out basis.