Submit to web form automatically.
WebForm Robot
Submit to web form automatically.
WebForm Robot is a auto web form submitter. If you are a shareware author, you should ever submit your software to this and that download website, copy and paste to filling the web form and then submit the web form. Now, you only need to enter the content once, WebForm Robot help you do the others.
WebForm Robot supports templet which defines the attributes of your product, e.g. Product Name, Website URL and so on, it is corresponding to element of web form. Create product by templet, then filling the data of the product, then click menu Action -> Submit Now, then your product will be submitted to hundreds of websites after your registration, only a mouse click!
WebForm Robot also is a download website manage tool, it record website's user name and password, so it is to submit to these website easily the next time.
Key Benifits:
Saving your time: Just input your product information once, used by all website's submission. Saving much time from your copy & paste operation.
Spend less and make more money: With WebForm Robot, only $39.95, you can get the newest download website lib, keep ahead of your rivals.
General web form submitter: You can submit software to download website, or any information else. By creating different product templet, add website, you can submit any kind of information to any website.
Get WebForm Robot for free: If you submit more than 20 software download website to us, no repeated to our existed website lib, and can be submitted, you can get the registry code for free.
Main Features:
- Support product templet, easy to submit more than one product.
- Support user register and login automatically.
- Particular web form grab technology, reserve select option.
- Get download website resource for free after registration, if you have all-ready website, submission is as simple as serveral mouse click.
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27 Jan 2008
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