Perfect Keyboard Professional for Windows

If you work in any kind of environment that requires the regular use of a computer, more than likely you find yourself typing the same things over and over again. Quotes, invoices, reports, letters, e-mails can all get pretty repetitive, not to mention time-consuming. If your computer tasks have you feeling like a broken record, try Perfect Keyboard Professional. This simple program allows users to record text and macros in a variety of ways, saving you the time and effort of typing the same stuff out yet again.

The program's interface is plain but well-designed and intuitive. The first time Perfect Keyboard Professional is launched it offers to run a demonstration macro, which provides a helpful and hands-on overview of the program's capabilities. Users can record basic text--a sentence, paragraph, or an e-mail address, for example--or more-complex macros that include multiple keyboard and mouse functions. Macros can be triggered with text shortcuts, hot keys, or autocomplete. It's very easy to create new macros using the program's wizard feature, but users who are more comfortable with the process can create them manually. The program's built-in Help file is well-written and thorough. Overall, we found Perfect Keyboard Professional to be a great choice for reducing time spent on repetitive computer tasks; it's easy enough for beginners, but has robust features for more-advanced users as well.

Perfect Keyboard Professional has a 30-day trial period. It installs politely but leaves a folder behind upon removal. We recommend this program to all users.

• Added new _vCursorPosX and _vCursorPosY system variables that contains position of the blinking edit text cursor.
• Fixed the problem when a text shortcut was not recognized after a mistype was corrected using back space.
• Fixed the installer to properly indicate the version installed (currently 8.6.1).
• Fixed the problem that in some cases caused macro recorded in Free edition was not properly played back.
• Fixed a problem with <if_str> command when finding sub-string (~= operand).  
• Help fixes (<if_str> and <if_num> commands).
• Some more minor fixes.