Cresotech TypeRecorder (T-Rec) is easily to habituate and convenient utility for recording keystroke sequence while working with word processing programs, games, multimedia applications, etc. Simple way to quash excessive manual typing by using pre-recorded macros. This is a raw software dick that revives an old pianola principle: performed successions of keystrokes are mechanically recorded as someone exercises, and further playback of these is an artful simulation of the maestro performance. This old impression of recording input rather than output signals, which distinguishes the effects of mechanical piano from phonograph, provides you with raw possibilities. While working with any word-processing software, you can tick on the TypeRecorder button in guild to depot / paste any text fragment or keystroke succession using a special buffer. If you enable the T-Rec procedure while playing some Windows-based and keyboard-controlled software, you can easily re-simulate (and edit) your actions for any time. This effect gets more pronounced when T-Rec is used with multimedia musical programs: so, you can study your mistakes and better your keyboard performance. These state-of-the-art features of the revived type-recording principle make an impressive comeback of the Cresotech TypeRecorder debut!