RJunC Ver.1.0 (freeware)
Repeat of Mouse Click After Jump to the Desired Position at a Time Interval
Copyright (c) 2006- Tsutomu Ohmori

Introduction

Brief Overview

Hardware Requirements, Install, Uninstall

Details of the Main Window

How to Use

Notice and Limitation

Contact the Author

Copyright and Exemption Clause

<<Introduction>>
We have often controlled experimental apparatus by Windows OS.  
So, a lot of control software is operated by GUI, not CUI.  If you want to repeat a certain operation, it requires "repeating mouse click."  
Some softwares include fucntions of repeating some operations but unfortunately others do not have this kind of the function.  If not, we may consider that someone is engaged in painful operations: only clicking mouse button repeatedly.  
So, software is required for repeating mouse click automatically.  
I looked for such kind of freewares, but they are not fitted in my purpose.  
It is the motivation of development of this software.  

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<<Brief Overview>>
This software automatically repeats clicking mouse button after jump to the desired position at the desired time interval.  
It is convenient for continuing to click a button at a time interval.  
This software makes a mouse cursor shift the position you desire before every mouse click, so it is no problem that a mouse moves accidentally.  
The name of this software is "Repeat Jump and Click," then "RJunC."

There are two features for development.  

1. Similicity
Only one mouse position is set.  Only one time interval is set.  
Other softwares are many points specified and ordered programablely but they require often complicated settings.  
Because this excludes unwanted branching judgement and operation, good time precision is expected. (Of course, it has limits of precision.)

2. Click immediately after starting.  
Few freewares realize that unexpectedly.  This can do it.    
When repeating click is done, click at the desired moment.  

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<<Hardware Requirements>>
RJunC works on Windows OS after Windows95
(I confirmed working on Windows Me, 2000, XP)  
The display resolution more than 640*480 is recommended. 
Any runtime is not needed. 

<<INSTALL>>
Expand RJunC[.zip] (which is compressed) in a folder as you like.  
If you are about to ask "how I expand RJunC[.zip]", you should search that in Google or Yahoo. 
RJunC never uses a kind of runtime or dll. 

<<UNINSTALL>>
Delete the files simply. 

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<<Details of the Main Window>>
RJunC1

x (***) px / y (***) px
It sets the position you want to repeat to click after clicking the button "Start Repeat."
Although you can input it, you can get the current mouse position by F8 key when the window is active.  
It is in pixel.  

t (***) mili-sec
It sets the time interval you want to repeat to click after clicking the button "Start Repeat."
It is in mili-second.  See Notice and Limitaiton about the degree of the time precision.  

Click (***) times
If checked, it sets the number of clicking times.  

Stop only by Button or ESC
If checked, it continues mouse click repeatedly until click the button "Stop Repeat" or push down "ESC" key.  

Click Counts
It displays the number of clicking times.  

Not Count
If checked, hide the number of clicking times.  

Start Repeat
Start repeating click.  

Stop Repeat
Stop repeating click.  

About...
It displays the credit.  

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<<How to Use>>
Execute RJunC[.exe], or, double-click the icon of RJunC[.exe] or a corresponding operation.  
The following window appears.  

RJunC1

To start to repeat click, the following three steps of operation is done.  
1. Set the mouse position you desire to repeat clicking.  Hit F8 key to get the current mouse position, rather than inputting the desired position x and y directly.  
2. Set the time interval you desired to repeat clicking.  Notice it in mili-seconds.  
3. It is ready for starting at least.  Click the button "Start Repeat."
As you like, set other options for the number of clicking times and which counting or not. 

General notice is that the window of RJunC is on top and positioned where is accessible to the button "Stop Repeat."  

To start to repeat click, either the following two operation is done.  
1. Click the button "Stop Repeat."
2. Click the window of RJunC somewhere, then hit ESC key.

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<<Notice and Limitation>>
Later than WindowsXP, especially the LUNA interface, too short time to judge whether the program is responded or not.  Because of this, quit the repeat of clicking if you make the window of RJunC active.  
Leave the repeat of clicking untouched untill it is completed or not needed.  

If the time interval is less than 1 sec. = 1000 mili-sec. and the repeat of clicking will continue for more than 10 minutes, the next warning window appears.  
Warning Message
Even you wish to start, click Yes.  However, it is too difficult to stop the repeat of clicking afterwards.  
To stop by ESC key,  you have to click the window RJunC somewhere before.  So that it is not easy to stop by keyboard.
In addition, too short time interval of the repeat, you may not stop it even by Ctrl + Alt + Delete.  

Time precision is ... the true precision is never known.  
This software does not include any special invention for the time precision, but the limitation of the least loop to do.  
Particularly, the precision in mili-seconds is set not for operating in mili-seconds precisely, but for realistic adjustment for the time interval you desired.  
If you check "Not Count"not to count the number of the clicking times, perhaps the time interval may be more precise because some commands are cancelled.   

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<<Contact the Author>>

According to Exemption Clause, the author is not obliged to compensate the damages by this program. 
However, without compensation, the author can do something for you.

Please inquire or tell the author what you want to do, by e-mail in the author's homepage unreservedly, with a common sense, netiquette, and considering the author's exemption from responsibility.

The author is not good at an elaborate work.
There seem bugs I have not found.  I would appreciate that you report a bug, and further, find or modify the source code which causes the bug. 
The author hopes that this program supports other fluids as many as possible. 
If you want to add the equation-of-state for another fluid, please tell your opinion with its reference. 


Contact Address
The EOS-SCx website provides the latest program or information. 
http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA030090/
Mail address is below.
ohmori-ra at res.titech.ac.jp
Tsutomu Ohmori, Ph. D.  (Science)
Assistant Professor (Solution Research Fellow)

Division of Industrial Solution Research
Integrated Research Institute, Solution Research Organization
Tokyo Institute of Technology
Yokohama, 226-8503, Japan

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<<Copyright and Exemption Clause>>
The author Tsutomu Ohmori holds the copyright of this program RJunC and its source code, as is shown in the head of this help and "About..." in the program. 
The distribution and reproduction is free regardless of the purpose of profit, as far as you inform me about that in advance.
Only the original archive file of this program without alteration can be distributed or reproduced.
It is free to take out or to change the source code of this program within the bounds of a common sense. 
When the program including some or all parts of (altered) source code is sold or distributed, you have to mention that in the manual etc. and have to tell me that. 
This program does not completely exclude the possibility of the failure or anything wrong to work. 
You can handle this program under the self-responsibility.  If a kind of damage happens due to the use of this program, the author is not obliged to compensate that.

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