ShortcutKeys

© 2004-2005 Jethro Beekman

ShortcutKeys is a program that will intercept keypresses when the shortcut key (pause) is toggled. It will match the typed string with a defined keybinding and handle accordingly.
The ShortcutKeys InterfaceShortcut Key Toggled: Is the program currently intercepting keypresses for evaluation?

Advanced...: Advanced settings.

Import: Import keybinds from a .dat file.

Export: Export keybinds to a .dat file.

Add: Add the current binding to the list.

Replace: Replace the current keybinding with the currently selected one in the list.

Remove: Remove the currently selected keybinding from the list.

Shell Only: Options only for 'shell' action. The actionstring will be automatically composed in this way:
Path?Param?WDir

Path*: (Required) Path to the file to be shelled.

Param: Parameters for the executable (if applicable).

WDir: Working directory for the executable (if applicable).

...: Browse for a file.

1: The list of currently active keybindings. On the left side: the required keystroke. On the right side: the actionstring.

2: The current keystroke. Accepted characters: A-Z,0-9.

3: The current action type. Choose between: Shell, Keyboard. Shell: ShellExecute the given actionstring. Keyboard: Virtually type the action string.

4: The current actionstring. See 3.

Hotkeys

Press the following keys when the shortcutkey is toggled:

Esc: Shut down ShortcutKeys
F1: Show ShortcutKeys about box
F11: Show ShortcutKeys settings panel