Record keystrokes from Windows applications as well as from Windows DOS box in a log file. Startup and shutdown time of computer, as well as process names, time stamp, and windows caption can also be recorded. KeyKey works silently in background, and...

Simulates human user working with the comupter. Moves mouse as real human. Has many random parametres provided by user. Simulates web browsing, mouse clicking. Has customisable site list. Use it to simulate your work with the computer when you are aw...

AllChars is a Windows utility that makes characters like e U c i ? and ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? easy accessible within every Windows application. Just type a CTRL-key (and release it!) followed by two characters that combined specify the character. AllCha...

Key Serv allows you to monitor, capture and log keystrokes sent to your computer from your keyboard. This is a perfect tool to catch online cheaters, or monitor what your kids are doing online. It also has a nice 'Keyword' feature that allows the Key...

RSIMon is the first (AFAIK) 'discomfort' based computer usage monitor. Try it... it works a lot better than older time-in-use programs.

A unobtrusive program that disables the Windows Buttons on your Keyboard.

Let your function keys cut, copy, paste and click like your mouse. If you find mouse clicking tiresome, this fun tool will allow you to use any of your function keys (F1 thru F10) to act as your mouse clicker. You can also assign unused function keys...

Program will make your work with the mouse more pleasing. It will hide the cursor when you work with the keyboard, play sounds when you press the mouse buttons and change the cursor while mouse buttons are pressed.

The only utility program able to read on the fly what you type. Avoid keying errors by listening your documents as soon as you type them. Works with all your favorites programs. Compatible with most common languages. Text to speech engine included wi...

Will display all of your Windows Shortcut Accelerator Keys on a single screen. A [Ctrl Alt] keypress combination may be assigned to any program that is located on the Windows Desktop (or in the WindowsStart MenuPrograms path). For example, you coul...