EMac

I recently had the pleasure of trying out EMac (The Evans Macro Interpreter) and I must say, it was a game changer in terms of automating repetitive and complex PC tasks. One of the most impressive features is how it automatically launches and controls programs on demand. For instance, you can instruct EMac to add disclaimers to the end of e-mails, create and send e-mails, or fill in and submit web site forms with ease. EMac's built-in IDE, key-stroke recorder, and intuitive Wizards make macro creation simple for non-programmers.

What's great about EMac is that it is capable of launching and automatically controlling MS Windows and DOS programs, shortcuts, and invisible windows and programs. It even enables automation of the printing of TXT, DOC, and other files, closure of windows and termination of applications, and logging off or rebooting of the PC. Furthermore, EMac allows you to add your macros to the Windows Start menu for easy access.

EMac includes options to run macros in normal mode, from the system tray, or invisibly in the background. You can run EMac macros interactively from the IDE, the Windows Start menu, shortcuts, icons, or other programs. With EMac, you can put your PC to work for you, streamlining lengthy processes and giving you more time to focus on things that matter. Additionally, EMac offers free support and upgrades to registered users and an unconditional 30-day money-back guarantee. Whether you are a novice or an expert, EMac is a must-have tool that can make your PC work smarter for you.