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Keyboard Maniac 4.23

Publisher's Description:

Increase productivity with multimedia keyboard macros and shortcuts. Keyboard Maniac adds another dimension to the ability to control applications on your computer using convenient keyboard shortcuts and extra keys. Put your music at your fingertips by controlling your favorite music player with dedicated multimedia keys available on your keyboard. Save time by automating complex tasks with pre-recorded keyboard macros.

Features:

Ability to use any keys, including system keys: Win+D, Alt+Tab, etc. (except for Ctrl+Alt+Del, power buttons and the Tab key without modifiers);
Ability to use the mouse buttons in your hotkey combinations - Mouse LButton, Mouse RButton, Mouse MButton, Mouse XButton1, Mouse XButton2 (e.g: Ctrl+Alt+Mouse MButton);
Ability to assign a set of actions to a single key;
Ability save and run key macros;
A flexible action launching scheme, e.g an action is launched only if a specific window is active or exists;
Ability to replace the pressed key by another key or mouse button (for example: F2 by Ctrl+V, and you get the contents of the clipboard);
Ability to replace a mouse button by another mouse button or key (for example: Shift + Mouse Middle на Alt + DblClick);
Ability to assign hotkeys with extended modifiers(any combination with one of the 4 modifiers: Ctrl+ Alt+ Shift+ Win+ );
Ability to indicate the currently selected language - by sound when keys are pressed and/or by an icon in the system tray;
Ability to send messages to the window when a key is pressed;
The program supports extension modules (Plug-ins); the module coding standard is extremely easy, therefore you will be able to code a specific action on your own (you will find the source code of the extensions module written in Borland Delphi 7 in the distributive along with the necessary comments);
Multilingual interface;
Several versions of the program are available - Lite edition will be useful for novices, for using on a portable drive or for using on several computers;
Short development cycle - new bug-free versions featuring extended functionality are released monthly;

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Date Added:

22nd January, 2007

License:

Shareware

File size:

1.74 MB

Price:

$29.95

Trial Period:

30 days

Operating System:

Windows 2000,Windows XP,Windows Vista

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