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How do you add a visual effect to a mouse click from within windows?

How do you add a visual effect to a mouse click from within windows?

I just want a little utility that monitors mouse clicks so that when one occurs a visual bubble effect (or something similar) occurs, similar to something you might see in a screencast.

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bert [Entry]

"I found a new (imo better) solution for this recently. It's a handy tool by Luc Boisvert that you can find on this page: sites.google.com/site/boisvertlab/computer-stuff/online-teaching
It uses AutoHotkey too, and might even use some of the same mechanics as other posts here, but it's slick, quick, and intuitive to set up and customize. It's part of this YouTube video for a more thorough/visual explanation www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwSqtNvT7to
I set the script to launch on startup (www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kGP8S9o7qI) with the cursor highlight off by default, and hotkey away as needed from there. Suits me, might suit others who find this page too!"