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I'm finding a tool/script can fill all web form such as register a new hotmail. It can automatic fill all the field of register request: last name, birthday, select the private question.... But I encouter a problem some tool I have used can't read and automatic fill the captcha request (very hard if can't using your eyes). Can you suggest me a solution for this issue. A tool/ a scripts/a solutions to read and auto fill the captcha request. Thanks you so much!
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I'm finding a tool/script can fill all web form such as register a new hotmail. It can automatic fill all the field of register request: last name, birthday, select the private question.... But I encouter a problem some tool I have used can't read and automatic fill the captcha request (very hard if can't using your eyes). Can you suggest me a solution for this issue. A tool/ a scripts/a solutions to read and auto fill the captcha request. Thanks you so much!

How to automatic read and fill a captcha request

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