With a simple application like ZenKEY you can assign any keystroke to perform these tasks, and create pop-up menus with often used commands that appear at the press of a button. It is also interesting to note that you won’t be paying a dime to download and use this program with all its features.

What’s ZenKEY?

Using keystrokes, you can use ZenKEY to launch a program or bring it back into focus, open a document or Internet resource, resize or move a window, access utilities, control media players, issue system commands and simulate keystokes. You can assign any keystroke to perform these tasks, and create pop-up menus with often used commands that appear at the press of a button.

ZenKEY has a lot of newly updated changes and features that include the following: Iconizing a window now returns the focus to the previously active application; added a “Display Hotkeys” function to the “Backup/Restore” section (where else?) in the Configuration Utility; and fixed a bug in the Infinite Desktop Autofocus setting that prevented it from working as desired.

Any downside?

ZenKEY is a nice program with basic hotkey features that won’t pose any problem to any user. However, advanced users may require some more advanced programs with advanced features.

Want to check it out? Visit Zenkey at SourceForge.

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