ShortKeys is a text replacement program; all you need to do is type a few words characters and you will be amazed how it replaces close to 3000 keystrokes. The benefits of using this program include: ability to reduce errors; great repetitive text needs; automate tedious and repetitive typing, among others. ShortKeys saves you a lot of time, and monitors the keyboard activity on a global nature; especially when a user-defined keystroke combination is typed in, it goes ahead to replace it with the replacement text.

Some of the latest features added to version 3.1.0.1 include: the ability to paste richtext into programs that support richtext. Addition of saving settings as default for all users features; changing of the change file with an updated look and feel; removal of option to turn on the file associations; hooked up the help file to every dialog; and the quick start guide which can now be disabled for all users via setting in HKLM.

ShortKeys is a shareware program, and can be downloaded at $19.95, but users can try it out for a limited 30 days period. All the features included in this program can be easily understood within the 30 days limited trial period.

Want to check it out? Visit ShortKeys.com.

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