No! I'm prepared to do some waiting as always when I post in here. What I'm not prepared for, is someone who is flippant when responding to a legitimate query. I would suppose that many posters come here looking for clarification on things they have read or heard about, or heaven's frbid, tried and failed at. If all you can do is refer them right back to something they've read or heard, why bother posting. It's insulting.
It's a Program that uses the Computer-Based-Training (CBT) hooks provided by windows to perform recording and playback of mouse functions. (This is a duplication of Windows 3.1 recorder app... whatever happened to that anyway...)
In any case- you ask what damage it could do. That a fairly broad question, but, unforeseen program bugs notwithstanding, the worst that can happen depends- if the screen resolution is different from when it was recorded, for example, the wrong items could be clicked, possibly even deleted, depending on the behaviour of the recorded mouse movements.
My opinion- there are far too many products like this out there, and many of this record keyboard strokes as well (maybe this one does, but it's name seems to imply otherwise). IMO, the most useful of them all was the windows 3.1 recorder, but unfortunately Microsoft decided not to reprogram a 32-bit version of the program.
A quick 10 minutes and I was able to glean this- wether it is what you were looking for, who knows.
