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Description of WinKey

Many of us don't like our mouses: Not only can they cause repetitive strain injury, but they can slow us down. This program returns you to the "old school" of computer operation by helping you create keyboard shortcuts to access your favorite programs, documents, and files. Once you've made a shortcut, simply press your desired key combination to launch your program. This tool supports up to 200 key assignments, giving you lots of choices and room to grow.

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• Reviewed by: MisterSpike

  02-03-2009

  Duration of ownership: 3 Years

  Strengths: It's very simple to use and set up, and turns that mostly useless Windows key into as powerful a tool as you want. Can open a folder or any file by using a Windows-key combination.

  Weaknesses: Doesn't cope well with the User Access Control features of Vista, but if you turn that off, or launch it manually, it works great.

  Overall Evaluation: Incredibly useful at opening folders or launching programs or macros (such as AutoIt3) at a keystroke. If you have any repetitive tasks to do, such as those involved in testing software, it can save many thousands of keystrokes. Easy to configure, consumes very little in the way of system resources. Couldn't live without it.

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