Free quickeys software for mac

QuicKeys 4.0.4 is designed to be an effective macro program which enables you to create shortcuts to automate computer tasks. It takes the daily tasks that would normally take you five ... six ... twenty or more steps and turns them into simple one step shortcuts. Automatically insert commonly used blocks of text, move or copy files and folders, launch your favorite web sites, open applications and documents plus so much more. The possibilities are endless; the result is always the same: more work in less time.

Using QuicKeys is easy. Just tell QuicKeys what shortcut you would like to create and then trigger that shortcut with a hot key, toolbar, timer, specified application event or even speech command. Whether you need to create multi-step shortcuts, store or retrieve text and images, reformat text, select menus, run UNIX commands, automate e-mail correspondence or connect to file servers, you can make it happen in a snap with a QuicKeys shortcut.

Even though QuicKeys requires no programming to use it still has incredible power. With QuicKeys advanced Logic

• Fixes for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard
• • Fixed issue where hot keys and abbreviations would stop working.
  • Fixed drawing issue with editing step names and subscopes.
  • Fixed drawing issues with action palette.
  • Fixed user interface animations.
  • Fixed Create menu Search field drawing.
  • Fixed Menu Selection's "Set Menu for Action" menubar application name bug.
  • Fixed crash when shortcut editor window closed.
  • Worked around HID issue when assigning hot keys.
  • Add-ons are now 64-bit, so they work under Safari.
  • Fixed issues with several lists displays.
  • Fixed issue where editing variable names were drawing text in the wrong color.
  • Fixed issue where leaving the selection on Global in the Variables Editor window would not properly restore selection on restart.
  • Fixed advanced search problems for scopes and trigger types.
  • Changed how Add-Ons are loaded.
• Other Fixes
• • Fixed issue with exporting shortcuts that referenced Automator Workflows.
  • Command-option-A now toggles the actions palette instead of just opening.
  • Fixed drawing issues with action palette when its set to open at launch.
  • Adjusted alert message when shortcuts are upgraded.
  • Fixed issue where the hot key conflict search could sometimes not properly show search results.
  • Fixed issue where some saved searches could show an error.
  • Fixed issues with Resize Window "identify by" options.
  • Improved latency issue with playing abbreviation completion sound.
  • Fixed issue where certain information on the Clipboard would cause QuicKeys to show an error.
  • Fixed QuicKeys Anywhere communication issues.
  • Fixed crash that could occur when nothing was put in the Clipboard variable.

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard & 10.6 Snow Leopard
• Some features require an internet connection.
• Some features require an iPhone or iPod touch with QuicKeys Anywhere app installed. QuicKeys Anywhere app available soon.

I have iChat and Skype. Contrary to my wifes opinion, I do -not- spend "every waking moment at the computer." Therefore, I wanted a way to toggle my availability in iChat and Skype without having to visit a bunch of menus to do it. So I wrote a little Applescript that, when run, sets your state in both to "away" if youre currently available; or to "available" if youre currently away.

As of the time of this release, Skype does not give feedback about anything to Applescript, including its status, so instead, the script looks at iChat to see what the status is.

If the iChat status is "available" then it sends commands to both iChat and Skype to set your status as "away."

If the iChat status is "away" then it assumes that both are away, and sets them both to "available."

Because of this limitation in Skype, it is not currently possible to do a toggle for Skype only... AFAIK... so -please- dont ask.

Yes: that means that if you have only Skype and/or run it but not iChat, this script will not work. You have to have iChat running for this script to work.

My suggested use for the file is to hook it up to a keystroke, or other button-press, using QuicKeys or whatever other method you like. Ive got mine hooked to a spare trackball button. Press once to go offline; press again to go online. Makes life a little more simple anyway...

ScreenSaverTexter 1.1 brings users a special screensaver which can show a text you can edit. You can drag this program (or its alias) to wherever you want to access it (on the desktop or in OSX' dock menu etc). You can also specify a hotkey/ shortcut by using QuicKeys or KeyQuencer Lite (gratis from BinarySoft).

For example, you can write a message like: "Don't touch diz! I'm having a break and I'll be back in 15 minutes." If you leave the text field empty, a random text will be displayed. Command-R randomizes again; Command-Z is "undo". ASCII art can be entered, too.

Installation: You can drag this program (or its alias) to wherever you want to access it (on the desktop or in OSX's dock menu etc). You can also specify a hotkey/shortcut by using QuicKeys or KeyQuencer etc.

Enhancements:

• Added a password protection option due to popular demand.
• Fixed a bug that prevented text from being smoothed correctly.

Requirements: