MacroMaker allows the user to build macros and assign them to hotkeys to automate tasks. The user can build a macro to simulate a series of keystrokes, execute built in functions or play back a previous recording with just a keystroke. With the copy and paste functions available you can feasibly have a clipboard, which can store text only, assigned to every key on the keyboard amongst other prebuilt functions. Changes: - Several minor bug fixes. - Better editing capabilites. - Relative mouse coordinates in the MOVE MOUSE POINTER. This way no matter where a window is moved on the screen the mouse will still move to the appropriate location in the window the user is working in. - Added the Windows and Scroll keys on the virtual keyboard. - Save As option so you can use an existing macro as a starting point when creating a new macro. - SEND KEYS command so you can easily type the characters you want to push into the keyboard buffer instead of using the virtual keyboard. For complex key strokes you will still need to use the virtual keyboard, i.e. Ctrl-C and such. - DATE and TIME commands allow you to format the way they look.