Sunday, February 12, 2006
~ 3:58 AM ~
Introducing: a dainty free software to lock your keys and manage your files. Presenting..
I HATE THIS KEY : remember how you used to 'terpress' the sleep key, power key or any of those F-s keys while you're playing a game and going into the intense moment of truth.. ZAPP!! Well, you can now stop it from happening.. with i Hate This Key!
I Hate This Key can customize any system-wide keys on any keyboard. This means deactivating a key completely (a very popular option for Caps Lock), customizing them (for example, activating Caps Lock only when pressed twice or held down), F-Lock inversion option for the functional keys (F1 through F12), forbidding deactivating of Num Lock or any other key, and allowing game users to block infamous Windows Logo key along with system-wide key combinations (like Win+D) while playing games.
System Requirements: The program works under Windows 2000, XP and 2003.
Download 7 day free trial version of I Hate This Key Deluxe Edition and make keyboard your friend!: download here!
Now, how do you deal with messed up.. long.. long.. lists of files.. easy.. hook up. QuickFolders~!
QuickFolders is a simple software application that can be described with one sentence — it gives computer users instant access to any recently opened document or folder in any application. For example, you just finished working with some document and saved it to a remote folder, like My Documents\Current Projects\Fall 2003\Jill and Meg\Finances\. Now, when attaching this file to your e-mail, you won't have to browse through endless folders or enter the lengthy path. Once you access Open or Save File dialogs, the list of recently opened documents will appear. Simply select the necessary file. Handy, isn't it? You can also add to this list any folders you frequently work with.
Want more? The program is compatible with all recent Windows OS versions — 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP and even 2003 and supports Microsoft® Office suite!
try a 14 days worth of free trial: download here!
Try it.. don't waste it.. then tell me about it.. Alrights? Peace!
I Hate This Key can customize any system-wide keys on any keyboard. This means deactivating a key completely (a very popular option for Caps Lock), customizing them (for example, activating Caps Lock only when pressed twice or held down), F-Lock inversion option for the functional keys (F1 through F12), forbidding deactivating of Num Lock or any other key, and allowing game users to block infamous Windows Logo key along with system-wide key combinations (like Win+D) while playing games.