HyperClick II

This software tool lets you create keystroke combinations, a fixed number of repeats of an input, etc. These then can be used with a click on a single button.

HyperClick II lets you create keyboard and mouse shortcuts and combinations. If required you are able to create click 50 times/sec, or a combination of keys to be sent out with a single button. The tool lets you configure these shortcuts and combinations to be fired off with specific hot keys. For situations where you need to send out multiple key instances at a given rate, you can simply hold down the designated key. It should be possible to create a set of shortcuts for each game or application. If you wonder what business applications could use this kind of inputs, you would be right. This tool is really meant for the gamers.

Whether you are playing a real time strategy, single player RPGs, hidden picture, first person shooting games or even escape from a room kind of game you could use this kind of opportunity of high volume or high rate inputs easily. The interface is absolutely intuitive, and anyone savvy enough playing games on a computer should be able to use it easily. Simple set of buttons, adequate descriptions telling you what to do, etc.help you along to create these input combos quickly and easily. If you are a serious gamer, this is a handy tool for you.

HyperClick II lets you create keyboard and mouse shortcuts and combos, so you can click 50 times/ sec, or fire off a combination of keys with a single button. Fully configurable, so you can create any combo you want then activate it with the combo's hotkey, or keep firing off the combo for as long as you hold the key down. You can even create a set of shortcuts for each game or application.
Tested on (and tweaked for) a wide variety of game types: real-time-strategy, moderate-sized single-player RPGs, first-person shooters, and even the occasional hidden-picture or room-escape game (for when you just aren't sure where to click, and are tired of trying to figure it out...)
Not necessarily designed for line-of-business applications, so we actually have no idea if it'll help with real work...
Enjoy, and have fun!