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Product Description:
iKey is an essential utility and incredibly powerful tool for OS X that can eliminate repetitive actions. iKey allows creation of shortcuts that perform an action or sequence of actions each of which can be launched by key combinations or menu or event. This easy to use macro/automation utility can save time, typing and hundreds of clicks everyday. Avoid carpal tunnel, get more accomplished and have fun with iKey. An excellent manual written by Adam Engst is included. iKey lets you create shortcuts which can run an action based on:
- a keyboard equivalent or click from any usb mouse, trackball, gamepad and keyboard (mighty mouse, xkeys, contour mouse, shuttle pro, usb devices from kensington, microsoft, logitech, etc.)
- and/or an item of a menu
- and/or a programmed time/date.
What's new in this version:
Improvements
- improved support of X-keys devices (USB hardware with multiple keys from xkeys.com)
- improved the "Check for update" feature (now using Sparkle. http://andymatuschak.org/pages/sparkle)
Bug fixes:
- corrected a problem where buttons of USB devices can't run a launcher when they are released
- corrected a problem that can crash iKey after quitting the Editor when USB devices are connected
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
- Mac OS X 10.2
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Try the new Keyboard Maestro 3 - Version: 2.2.2, 4/17/2008 01:15PM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
donperreault
iKey was my macro program of choice, until the release of KM3 (Keyboard Maestro). There is no comparison to the new version of KM3. KM3 has a built in web server that allows you to perform your macro's from a web browser anywhere in the world. Give Keyboard Maestro a try and see for yourself.
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- Try the new Keyboard Maestro 3
Used to be great. Seems to be unsupported. 
- Version: 2.2.2, 4/5/2008 03:28PM PST
Colin Foster (Frozen Heads Software)
While the primary Leopard incompatibility I've encountered is with typing text, I used that feature so extensively its effectively become useless to me. I've tried some of the posted workarounds for the bug but none really work well.
Given the enormous Leopard lead time the developer had to provide compatibility, and still hasn't to this day, I think you should consider this to be an app no longer supported or in development.
Given the enormous Leopard lead time the developer had to provide compatibility, and still hasn't to this day, I think you should consider this to be an app no longer supported or in development.
Used to work well, but is largely dysfunctional for me under Leopard - Version: 2.2.2, 1/31/2008 12:00AM PST
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versiontracker1419
I'd been a satisfied iKey registered user for a couple years. Then Leopard was released, whereupon many of my keyboard shortcuts stopped working correctly, usually appending extra apparently random characters at the end of pasted strings and executed commands. Several people have reported this in Script software's support forums. The developer said that this bug would be fixed "soon", but that was about three months ago.
