With Comfort Keys, you considerably decrease the Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI) risk caused by frequently pressing mouse buttons and moving hands from the mouse to the keyboard and back. Shortcut keys configured in the program work in all Microsoft Windows applications. While specifying shortcut keys, you can use any keys including NumLock and CapsLock.

The built in on screen keyboard will help you to select a comfortable keyboard combination and afterwards this on screen keyboard will show you what shortcut keys are available for you. It is easy to use Comfort Keys in workgroups. To do it, just save the shortcut file to a network resource and configure it to be used on every workstation. It is completely compatible with Microsoft Windows Vista, XP and 2000.

Comfort Keys will help you to:

Launch the necessary programs and open web pages by pressing a single hotkey.
Insert predefined texts (email templates, signatures, passwords, greetings, phone numbers, addresses, etc.) using hotkeys or the built in template manager.
Change the language and case of the typed text.
Control the sound volume in a quick and convenient manner.
Record key press sequences (macros) and play them back as many times as you need.
Block some keys or simulate the press of a specific key when another one is pressed.
And much more...

Features

Multilingual interface
Themes: an ability to configure interface themes
Sounds: an ability to assign sounds to program events
Colors: an ability to configure theme colors
Support: priority technical support
Upgrade: notifications of every Major Upgrade and the new registration key, free of charge
Initial setup wizard
Exceptions: an ability to specify applications in which Comfort Keys will be disabled
Quick start from the Windows context menu
Standard hotkey sets
Advanced task switching window
Process history window

On Screen Keyboard

Gestures function support (fast entering of capital letters, spaces, etc.)
Customizing: an ability to customize the keyboard layout and create your own keyboard types
The number of available types of the on screen keyboards 20 35+
Word auto complete function
A floating window for starting the on screen keyboard
An icon for starting the keyboard next to the text cursor
Advanced language bar 2 languages
Application shortcut icons that are shown on the on screen keyboard
Development: support of programmatic control of the on screen keyboard
Special characters: an ability to display symbols accessible via Ctrl and Ctrl+Shift
Logon: An ability to show the on screen keyboard before logging into the system
Auto repeat function

Clipboard Manager

The maximum number of fragments stored in the clipboard history 100 No Limit
Storing: An ability to configure the clipboard data directory
Data encryption
A preview area for clipboard history fragments
Formats: an ability to paste the contents of the clipboard in a predefined format
Filtering: an ability to filter fragments of the clipboard manager
Favorites: an ability to configure the favorites fragments of the clipboard manager

Typing assistant

The number of simultaneously supported switchable languages 2 No Limit
Text templates: an ability to work with text templates
Standard template sets
Word auto complete function
An icon with the Caps Lock status and the selected language next to the text cursor
Advanced language bar
Text template encryption