The Fastest Mouse Clicker for Windows version 1.9.5.0

This release fixes font size on HD displays and help text against real feature set. It emphasizes that fractional values for clicks/s parameter are now supported. For example, 0.5 clicks/s equals to 1 click in 2 seconds.

The Fastest Mouse Clicker for Windows version 1.9.3.0

This release incorporates all the features of the previous version 1.9.1.0 and adds Reset to default parameters button.

The Fastest Mouse Clicker for Windows version 1.9.1.0

This release incorporates all the features of the previous version 1.8.2.0 and adds the new feature 'all the clicking parameters auto-save'. Version 1.9.1.0 also removes debug info from the release binaries.

The Fastest Mouse Clicker for Windows version 1.8.2.0 has been released.

This version keeps all the features from version 1.8.0.0 including command line support, makes re-branding of the program name (formerly The Windows Intel Fastest Mouse Clicker) and significantly improves the text of a Help window.

Latest heavily optimized version 1.8.0.0 with command line support.

This is a very simple application that does just one task but does it perfectly. The program emulates Windows mouse clicks once a triggered key is pressed by end-user. The application performs this job extremely quickly with theoretical speed limit reached. I have rewritten this program inspired by a currently obsolete project "Fast Mouse Clicker" by xytor.

My application utilizes the cutting-edge feature of the SendInput() system call that aggregates some 100-1000 mouse events in one array and fires this array to a computer hardware at once. Furthermore, my program calls Sleep() between SendInput() very precisely, based on the Windows High Resolution Timer, to completely eliminate any idle moments that could be spent otherwise to the mouse clicks.

*** NEW *** Command line has been supported: TheFastestMouseClicker.exe -c <clicks/s> -t -s -m {p|t} -b {l|m|r}, where '-m {p|t}' is the 'trigger key mode' {'press'|'toggle'} and '-b {l|m|r}' is the 'mouse button to click' {'left'|'middle'|'right'}. One may specify any part of arguments; unspecified or unrecognized values will be treated as defaults (see them by running the app without command line, e.g. from Windows programs menu).