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Auxiliary & Enhance

[v5.xx] FastKeys – All-in-one Windows automation software

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FastKeys is a very powerful and practical all-in-one type of Windows automation application. It currently provides six main functions: Text Expander, Start Menu, Shortcuts, Mouse Gestures, Macro Recorder and Clipboard Manager. FastKeys comes with a concise user interface and simple operation, so that most users will be able to quickly become familiar with it in just a few minutes.

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Office & Edit

[v1.1] SwordSoft Mousetrack – Mouse enhancement tool for screen demonstrations

When using a computer or together with a big screen to make demonstrations and presentations, we not only need to use some tools to make the shown content be creative and attract audience’s attention, also need to get the on-screen mouse pointer more obviously be noticed – its real-time location and action. Otherwise, the content itself you want to show to the audiences may be ignored or despised.

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Office & Edit

Carnac – Display keystrokes on screen in real time

In the production of screencasts, video demonstrations, or presentations, we probably need our keystrokes displayed visually, thus let the user see some very important (even critical) key presses. At this point, a keyboard logging and presentation utility will be pretty helpful.

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Auxiliary & Enhance

KeyCastOW – Visualize on-screen Windows key pressing

Some Mac OS users may know something about KeyCastr – an open-source, real-time keystroke displaying application, which can be used to assist recording a variety of demonstration videos. However, no software like KeyCastr could satisfy us ideally (including Carnac) on Windows, until the appearance of KeyCastOW (short for KeyCast On Windows), developed by Brook Hong from China.

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Game Tool

[v2015.01.01] Xpadder – Use gamepad to simulate keyboard & mouse

Xpadder is a tool utilizing game controller to simulate keyboard keystrokes and mouse movements & button actions, its basic functions are similar to JoyToKey. Although just a tiny app with file size less than 1 MB, its advanced features are extremely powerful.

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[ Linux Software ], [ Mac Software ], Auxiliary & Enhance

Launchy – Let the Windows “Run command” laid-off

Launchy is a free, open-source Windows desktop enhancement tool, it can arrange a strong “Run” bar on your desktop, you can start the computer program, file, folder and bookmark simply by way of entering some keywords, very fresh and very smart!

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