Sunday, July 11, 2010

KeyComb - A key combination looker

KeyComb is a small tool that matches a given key combination from what is being typed on the keyboard.All the inputs to the program are given in interactive mode(not from the command line).

The first input is the key combination which will be matched with what is typed at the keyboard.
By key combination it means that a sequence of keystrokes like:- "abcd "
Now whenever these four characters("abcd") are typed in succession it will be matched and the actions can be taken as provided in the further inputs.
KeyComb also tries to emulate backspace key so:-
abcd=abcp[BACKSPACE]d ;where [BACKSPACE] is the pressing of the backspace key.

You have option to display a message box with a message(which you can give at input) if the combination is typed at the keyboard.However,it's optional.You can enter a newline(Empty line) to display no message box.


You have option to run a program(by giving its path) if the combination is typed from the keyboard.However,it's optional.You can enter a newline(Empty line) for no program to run.

Uses:-
Well many it depends,you can freak out someone or you can warn someone on typing the bad words(you know which words!)

Download:-
KeyComb Download