Record Windows operations with screenshots and export them to Microsoft Excel or HTML. This app helps you create clear operation logs, test evidence, and step-by-step documentation. The app automatically records the clicked window, screenshot, click position, action details, and information about the target element. Recorded operations are organized into an easy-to-review list. Saved operation logs can be reloaded and replayed, including mouse clicks and keyboard input. During replay, the app uses window information and Windows UI Automation to identify the target element. If the UI element cannot be identified, the app uses the recorded click position as a fallback. Double-click a recorded screenshot to open it in a separate viewer. The image is automatically resized to fit the window while preserving its aspect ratio. Main features: • Record left-click and right-click operations • Replay mouse operations • Record and replay keyboard input • Capture a screenshot for each operation • Display the click position on each screenshot • Identify target elements using Windows UI Automation • Fall back to recorded click positions when a UI element cannot be identified • Wait for the target window to appear • Stop replay by pressing the Esc key • View screenshots in a resizable window • Export operation records to Microsoft Excel • Export operation records to HTML • Reload exported Excel and HTML files Example uses: • Creating test evidence • Creating operation manuals • Recording verification procedures • Documenting application behavior • Replaying routine Windows operations The desktop version of Microsoft Excel is required to export records to Excel. Microsoft Excel is not required for HTML export or for reloading previously exported Excel and HTML files. Do not use the mouse or keyboard while replay is running. Press the Esc key to stop replay. Replay results may vary depending on the target application, screen layout, window position and state, application updates, and Windows security restrictions. Before using replay for important work, review the recorded operations and verify the replay results.