Press F6 to start clicking, and F6 again to stop. It works from inside any game or program, including full-screen ones, so you don't need to go back to the Auto Clicker window to stop it. The Start (F6) and Stop (F6) buttons in the window do the same.
Change the shortcut
You can change the shortcut to another function key or to a key combination.
- In the Auto Clicker window, press Hotkey setting.
- Press the Start / Stop button. The box beside it reads "Press a key".
- Press the new key. Use a function key, such as F7, or hold Ctrl or Alt and press a letter or a digit.
- Press Ok.
The new key works at once. It starts and stops Auto Clicker in place of F6.
F12 can't be used, because Windows keeps it for itself.
If F6 is already taken
Windows lets only one program at a time use a key as its shortcut. If another program already has F6, Auto Clicker tells you, and it won't start until you choose a shortcut that works. That way you always have a key that stops it.
To choose another key, follow the steps in Change the shortcut. If the new key is taken too, a message says so and your old key stays. Try another one.