On a Leopard or Mac OS X 10.5 version, you can add a keyboard shortcut to launch an application using Keyboard Shortcuts in Apple Menu – > System Preferences – > Keyboard & Mouse.With its many other features, Mac Auto Clicker is a powerful but user-friendly program that may free up your hands and save you time. Once you have configured a keyboard shortcut to the AutoClicker file, you should be able to easily start and stop the automatic mouse clicking with the same keyboard shortcut. The file when launched again, stops the mouse clicking. This AutoClicker file when launched starts clicking wherever the mouse cursor is present. In order to use this Auto Clicker for Mac, you would need to download, extract and copy the files onto your Mac and then you would need to configure a Keyboard Shortcut to launch the file AutoClicker.jar. Leopard or Mac OS X 10.5, Snow Leopard or Mac OS X 10.6, Lion or Mac OS X 10.7, Mountain Lion or Mac OS X 10.8 versions of Mac should be able to run this Auto Clicker fine. Once you have the Terminal window open, run the command java -version and you should be able to see which version of Java does your Mac has. Once you have located the Utilities option, find and click on the Terminal menu option.

In order to check the java version on your Mac, you can open up the Hard Drive Icon, Click on the Hard Drive Icon on Mac, navigate to Applications and look for Utilities. This Auto Clicker will work fine on your Mac provided you do have java version greater than or equal to 1.1.3. The zip file contains AutoClicker.jar and AutoClickerSettings.jar which are the files you would need to use in order to automate the mouse clicking and configure settings respectively. In order to use this Auto Clicker for Mac, you would need to download the zip file and extract it. In case you need an Auto Clicker for Windows, this will work equally good, however you can get Auto Clicker for Windows which provides lots of more functionalities as compared to this version of Auto Clicker. Download the zip file, extract it and have a look at the ReadMe.txt file which explains how to use this Auto Clicker on Mac. zip file which on extraction will extract few files. Whether you want to use this auto clicker on Windows, Mac, Linux or any other computer operating system which has Java support, this free to try auto clicker can be used really easily. The software is built using Java and requires your operating system to have minimum 1.3.1 version of Java installed. Download and try out this Auto Clicker for Mac and try it out for free.

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