Compiling languages on work computer (windows)

Question

so at work I'd like to write a program to move my cursor (like a macro), but I a) don't know what compilers these machines have, and b) don't think I can install a compiler.

So the question is, is there any standalone compilers that exist? Is there a way to check what compilers the machine currently has? Or, can I write a batch program that will move & click the cursor for me?

The machine I'm using is Windows Vista, Business Enterprise.

Oh, and I don't really care which language I have to code in, if you have a compiler suggestion.

Thanks!

EDIT: The problem is, I can't download or install anything on this computer. My only hope would be a webpage...

Answer 1

I found the answer to my own question:

Here's a link to an online code compiler: http://compilr.com/

It acn compile the code on their servers, and you can download a file to execute on your computer (in my case, via the java command)

Answer 2

Get Visual Studio Express, it'll let you write programs for Windows and it's free unless you intend to sell your program

Link to VS

Answer 3

If you're looking to write macros for Windows, you might want to check out PowerShell. I don't think it's included with Windows Vista, but it's a free download from Microsoft. If you can't do it with PowerShell, try AutoIT.