Record and replay
During the day, there will be routine operations such as logging into the corporate VmN network or starting the dial-up/broadband connection, which could involve several clicks and keystrokes. You can let Blaze learn that just by typing ‘record macro’ and performing the operations that you plan to record, once. When you are done with all the steps, invoke Blaze (Ctrl+Alt+Space). Now Blaze asks you to type the script name. So you have just created a mython script without manually writing a single line of code! Your script name is the new Blaze command. Next time onwards, Blaze will perform the operation just by entering the script name.
If you are a programmer who wants to modify or tweak the mython script, you can visit the scripts folder by typing ‘Scripts folder’. You will find one or two mython scripts, which come as part of the installation that is already in that folder.