KeyText

Even though computers can host a large variety of application used for diverse purposes, running your day-to-day activities on it can become a routine. Luckily, with the help of specialized applications such as KeyText you can fully configure hotkeys and macros to automatically fill in text fields, run applications or launch websites by simply pressing a few buttons.

By default, the application spends most of its time hidden in the system tray so that it does not take up precious desktop space. Not only this, but there is no dedicated main interface, only several configuration windows for tools you get to work with.

Spending a little time to get to know the application might make you feel overwhelmed, but this is only because of the abundance and variety of customization options. There are several examples of macros and hotkey commands to give you a clue of what can be accomplished, and with a little patience, the application proves to help in any domain.

You can create as many profiles as you see fit, save them to file and only load the ones you need. Paragraphs that constantly need to be written down can be triggered by a simple hotkey and automatically inserted in any document.

What's more, when creating your own list, the application puts a wizard at your disposal, and this mostly comes in handy for creating macros or running various applications. Multiple items can be set up for a single command so you can have a text editor launched and generic text automatically written down, for example.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that KeyText is a powerful assistant not only for office environments, but for everyone who uses the computer. Overall design is simple and intuitive, packed with examples to quickly get you up and running. From basic text inserting to advanced automated processes and macros the application can handle anything you throw at it. The best way to be convinced is to take it out for a spin.