No commercial interest.
I have been compiling a list of useful free and low cost utilities that
could be useful in terms of accessibility and assistive technology.
This is available from our web site in PDF format.
I came ZenKey the other day and thought it a useful utility. I then got in
touch with the author (a very nice man) and he added ability to change the
mouse speed control from the keyboard. I thought this would be an
inexpensive way of getting mouse speed control by using a keyboard,
joy-cable(box), modified keyboard, Crick box or Don Johnston interface to
do what the expensive speed controlled joysticks/trackerballs do. I don't
suggest its a replacement, just way round the problem if funds are not
forthcoming etc..
By the way any contributions to the list are welcome.
David
ZenKEY Keyboard & Mouse Utility
Contributor: David Colven 98 NT 2k Me XP 95 2003
Freeware
This program allows you to control almost all aspects of your
computer via the keyboard. It
can control the speed of the mouse pointer from keyboard shortcuts.
Using keystrokes that work no matter what program you are in, you
can do actions like launch a program or bring it back into
focus; open a document, folder or Internet resource; perform an
Internet search; minimize or maximize a window; issue a Media
command. You can add any program, add or alter any menu, and
assign any keystroke to perform any action.
You will find the link www.camiweb.com/zenkey/
David Colven, Technical Advisor
The ACE Centre Advisory Trust
92 Windmill Road
Headington
Oxford OX3 7DR
Web site at www.ace-centre.org.uk something new every week Tel +44 (0)1865
759813 Fax +44 (0)1865 759810
