Full Automatic Operation Tool for Windows Applications (ShareWare )

Hi, FORTE users.
May I introduce my client GUI test utility FIST.
I'm an author of FIST.
FIST is a Full Automatic Operation Tool for Windows Applications ( ShareWare )
Windows95/98/NT compatible GUI robot
ENGLISH PAGE :
http://www.ask.ne.jp/~a800/index3.html
Also.I have uploaded Simtel.Net and Shareware.com
JAPANESE PAGE :
http://www.ask.ne.jp/~a800/index2.html
Also.I have uploaded vector.co.jp
Aplicable to all cases as follows:
Initializing a network configuration automatically such as
TCP/IP configuration dialogues.
Handling GUI applications seamlessly.
You can have FIST run a GUI installer of your distributed
clients' new version software remotely.
Demonstrating your new GUI software attractively.
Operating Power Point automatically on the international
conference.
Providing smooth description of your product on your
mobile PC in your client's office.
Sending/Receiving mail automatically
Schedule playing of a musical instrument.
For any other unmanned PC operation
FIST has numerous batch commands and automatic
filename generator
Improving efficency of your software production line
Automatic System shutdown and Power off available
Needless programing ability
FIST is so small size and portable
You can gain FIST click below.
Download FIST (93KB)

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