Reduce to 1 CLICK repetitive, time wasting clicking and typing on the internet using Web Replay!
Feature 1: recording repetitive web actions
You can use this Web Replay feature to record repetitive clicking and typing on the web to save at least ½ hours a day!
Let’s see how you can record a prolonged web navigating sequence to launch it anytime with 1 CLICK.
We chose the signing in to www.bankofamerica.com website.
Step 1: open your Internet Explorer browser.
Step 2: start Web Replay recorder by clicking the record button from the toolbar. You’ll notice a floating toolbar on the top of the screen.
Step 3: navigate to www.bankofamerica.com
Step 4: click Select username from the floating toolbar. You’ll see a hand cursor.
Step 5: click with the hand cursor click the field for your online ID to indicate Web Replay the field for username.
Step 6: click sign in. You are redirected to another web page to enter your password.
Step 7: enter the password.
Step 8: click sign in.
Stop recording and save the web macro.
From now on you can launch the whole web sequence above ( Step 1 to 8 ) with 1 CLICK anytime you want!
Save at least ½ hours a day by recording repetitive, time wasting web actions to launch them anytime with 1 CLICK!
Web Replay can record all your repetitive clicking and typing on the web. Just record the sequence you usually and frequently do on the internet to save at least 1/2 hours a day!
Watch this video demo at http://video.xanga.com/deskperienced/8e130675112/video.html to see this feature at work!
NOTE: Web Replay can also recognize the variable fields (the fields that change their value every time you navigate to a web page that contains such a field as the browse field for attaching files, the captcha field that some web sites use to avoid spammers etc.)
