What is QuicKeys 1.2?

With QuicKeys you can easily assign Command-key equivalents to menu items without having to use ResEdit. Consequently, you can drag windows around, have text typed automatically or scroll the contents of any window up and dowm, left and right, a line at a time, or a page at a time-all by using the keyboard. QuicKeys also lets you launch applications or documents just by hitting a single key, which means you can bypass the Finder completely.

Each System you run can have up to 100 QuicKeys installed, known collectively as the Universal set. You can also create an additional 100 QuicKeys for each application you use. When you invoke the Quick Reference QuicKey, it lists your Universal set on the screen. CE Software even provides drivers that allow you to print a template of your QuicKeys for reference positioning on your keyboard.

The utility comes with the Quick Access application for editing your keys, sample QuicKey sets, and printing templates. It also includes Init files for accessing alternative keyboards and the Dialog-Keys Init, for using the keyboard to click on the Open, Save, and Cancel buttons from within standard files.

Hahn, Rob (January 1988). Freedom from the Mouse. Macworld. (pg. 155).

Download QuicKeys 1.2 for Mac

Architecture

Motorola 68K

System Requirements

From Mac OS 4.1

Compatibility notes

• Macintosh 512KE or later
• System 4.1 or later

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Mini vMac