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Keyboard Express 3.3

Publisher's Description:

Keyboard Express is a Windows keyboard macro utility. It allows you to issue just about any series of keystrokes to your windows applications with the touch of a key. These keystrokes can manually be entered in and assigned to over 700 hot keys. In addition, keystrokes can be captured “on the fly” as you are typing in one of your Windows applications. System date and times, symbols and more can be added for insertion into applications. Program activation, sound, repeats, delays, pauses and more can be included in your macros.

If you receive a number of e-mail messages, each requiring a similar response (price quotes, customer support, general inquiries, etc.), don’t re-type the same response over and over again. Type it once, assign a hot key and each time that response is required, just press the appropriate hot key. Your response is automatically placed into your e-mail reply. No more time consuming e-mail responses.

Use Keyboard Express to create e-mail taglines. Instead of retyping or copying/pasting after each e-mail response, press a hot key to insert the tagline. If you enjoy entering Internet contests but find filling out the forms to be tedious, Keyboard Express will speed the process. Create hot keys for your favorite sweepstakes. Each time you return, press the hot key and the form is completed. No more typing out name, address, phone, e-mail, miscellaneous info, etc.

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Date Added:

21st January, 2008

License:

Shareware

File size:

4 MB

Price:

$24.95

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP

Developer:

Insight Software Solutions | More products from Insight Software Solutions

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