How do you automatically click OK on a dialogue box?

Question

I have a program that basically copies data, however it's a trial version, so after it's copied X amount of data, a dialogue/pop-up box appears and says "buy now to prevent this happening". You merely have to click OK and then it'll continue copying.

Is there a quick download that will automatically click OK for the user so that I don't have to keep checking to see whether it needs to be "restarted"?

I know there's something for Outlook that automatically clicks "Yes" when it pops up the "do you want to allow access to your mail?" -- something like that...

I don't want to have to sit in front of the PC to click OK or hit ENTER every 100 records when i'm copying across 5,000 of them :-)

Answer 1

Go to mouse properties in the control panel.
put a check in the....
Automatically move pointer to the default button in a dialog box.
Apply and OK
Then all you need to do is click the Enter Button on the keyboard when you want the default button activated.
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Answer 2

Just hit the return button or write a script for it. You could find out what the Registry Module for the script that runs for the dialoge box and then make it go away.

John
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Answer 3

keep your index finger on the left mouse button, and when u will see the prompt, ur finger will automatically click on ok