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Keyboard Express

Version: 3.3b

Downloads Count: 7,675

License Type: Trial

Price: $25

Date Added: Jan 6, 2008

Operating Systems: Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 9.x, Windows Me, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003

File Size: 4321 KB

Author: Insight Software Solutions

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Description of Keyboard Express

Wouldn't life be easier if you could send strings of text or open your applications by pressing just one key? Keyboard Express allows you to issue any series of keystrokes to your Windows applications with the touch of a key. You can manually enter keystrokes and assign them to over 500 hot-keys.

In addition, the program can capture keystrokes on the fly as you type in a Windows application. You can add system date and times, symbols, and more for insertion into applications. Program activation, sound, repeats, delays, and pauses can also be included in your macros.

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