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Keyboard Maestro

Keyboard Maestro - 3.5

Hot key/macro tool, switcher, multiple clipboard.

All Time: (4.5)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 3.5
Release Date: 2008-12-08
License: Commercial
Downloads (this version): 1,673
Downloads (all versions): 55,215
Price: $36.00

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Product Description:

Keyboard Maestro is a powerful macro program for Mac OS X. Keyboard Maestro will take your Macintosh experience to a new level in Ease of Use. With Keyboard Maestro you can design your own shortcuts and activate them at any time, you can navigate through running applications and open windows with Program Switcher, and you can work with an unlimited number of clipboards - all by pressing simple keystrokes.

What's new in this version:

  • Keyboard Maestro Control for iPhone or iPod touch (available from the App Store).
  • Shiny new Macro Palette window.
  • New Preferences Window (based on Matt Ball's MBPreferencesController).
  • New About window.
  • Actions for Set/Increase/Decrease the iTunes Rating of the current song.
  • Actions for Set Volume and Set iTunes Volume.
  • Tweaked the look of the vertical list (Window/Program Switcher).
  • Only Quit the engine and relaunch if it is not in the right location with the right version.
  • Fixed a crashing bug in the Press Button action.
  • Report the new version on a manual check even if the current new version was previously ignored.
  • Preserve the display/hide state for Excluded & Always Shown applications in Program Switcher.
  • Fixed FireFox issue with the web server drop down menus.
  • Fixed default nudge macros to be relative to Mouse and not Front Windows.
  • Dragging a folder or bundle document to the Action list now creates an Open File action.
  • Updated John Gruber's Title Case to Aristotle Pagaltzis refactored version.

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

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Keyboard Maestro ReviewAn amazing application - Version: 3.5, 4/1/2009 07:21PM PST

Ijon_Tichy
Any program that frees up my time is worth a lot and Keyboard Maestro does that in spades. We used it on Journey to the Center of the Earth to control some very labor intensive but completely repetitive and mindnumbingly dull tasks in the creation of dailies DVDs for executives who needed to be able to see any given shot from any given day. KM interfaced with Final Cut Pro in a great way and we made specific use of some of the mouse specific macros to do some fairly tricky work--literally replicating perfectly what an assistant editor would have to do otherwise for thousands of repetitions. I had no worries going home at night with KM running. It was more reliable than several people I could name. :)
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Keyboard Maestro ReviewIf you care about being efficient, this program rocks - Version: 3.5, 2/8/2009 11:32PM PST

stevenlaff
I am TRYING to move from WIn to MAC, which if you just look at the OS, it is an easy decision. But I am a loyal Thinkpad user which is exceptionally good and sturdy hardware with the little red nipple thingee which is so much better than any track pad, even the greatly improved one on my new MCP. Taking my hands off the keyboard to go to the track pad was driving me crazy, why can't I assign what is considered the "right click" to a keyboard command? You can't, and that was driving me crazy! Then I found KM and it is very possible it saved a marriage between me and MAC. Now if i need a right mouse click, I don't have to put two fingers on the track pad anymore, I just slide one thumb down to the command key and the other thumb to the space bar and voila, right click nirvana baby! Mr. Jobs should send the guy who made program a commission as I just ordered the new 17" MacBook Pro. I it was not for KM I would be getting a new T500 Thinkpad instead. This is a great program.
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Keyboard Maestro ReviewIf you care about being efficient, this program rocks - Version: 3.5, 2/8/2009 11:28PM PST

stevenlaff
I am TRYING to move from WIn to MAC, which if you just look at the OS, it is an easy decision. But I am a loyal Thinkpad user which is exceptionally good and sturdy hardware with the little red nipple thingee which is so much better than any track pad, even the greatly improved one on my new MCP. Taking my hands off the keyboard to go to the track pad was driving me crazy, why can't I assign what is considered the "right click" to a keyboard command? You can't, and that was driving me crazy! Then I found KM and it is very possible it saved a marriage between me and MAC. Now if i need a right mouse click, I don't have to put two fingers on the track pad anymore, I just slide one thumb down to the command key and the other thumb to the space bar and voila, right click nirvana baby! Mr. Jobs should send the guy who made program a commission as I just ordered the new 17" MacBook Pro. I it was not for KM I would be getting a new T500 Thinkpad instead. This is a great program.
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