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Touchpad Pro
It’s difficult to find a touchpad/trackpad for a desktop computer like an iMac or Mac Pro. Here’s a solution that lets you use an iPhone or iPod Touch as an external trackpad.
KeyCue 4.1
Today KeyCue 4.1 was released with new themes especially designed for low vision users including a light-on-dark large print theme and a dark-on-light large print theme.
1Password: Password Manager + AutoFill Forms
1Password can put your personal information and login in web forms either automatically or on your request. It stores information in the OS X Keychain where the password for your computer account are stored – it doesn’t get more secure than this.
MercuryMover
Move and resize any window on your Mac with your keyboard. Is that window that you’re working on in the way? Are your hands comfortable where they are on the Keyboard? Now you can move that window anywhere on your screen (or screens!), and still keep your hands where they belong. Resize your windows Simply [...]
Text Expansion
I already wrote about TextExpander, but here’s a little more information from Lifehacker about what text expansion is and why it can save keyboard users time and energy: Save Time With Text Substitution is a general introduction which mentions both Mac and Windows programs for text substitution. TextExpander Gets Even Better is an in-depth look [...]
PopChar X adds font magnifier, Leopard support
For anybody typing characters that don’t appear on the keyboard, PopChar X is far easier to use than the Character Palette. The new magnifier makes the program much more accessible for those with low vision.
ControllerMate
ControllerMate gives you the power to do more than ever with your HID controllers. Whether you want to modify the behavior of your keyboard or mouse, or add complex functions to your gaming devices, ControllerMate is the tool for you. I have been looking to alternative ways to set up my XKeys Desktop to generate [...]
KeyCue – find, remember, and learn menu shortcuts
Did you know that the average Mac OS X application has 40 to 80 menu shortcuts? Menu shortcuts are supposed to provide quick access to frequently used menu commands. But honestly: how many shortcuts do you know by heart? KeyCue helps you to use your Mac OS X applications more effectively by displaying a concise [...]
Voice Candy
Voice Candy is a fun and useful recorder for your Mac. Think of it as Photo Booth for your microphone. As well as the fun uses of Voice Candy, there are a multitude of useful things it can do – record reminders with attached alarm timers, record notes to save to the Desktop, record and [...]
Lilt
Lilt utilizes the ambient light and sudden motion sensors found on recent Apple Macintosh portable computers to trigger actions such as launching applications, files, or scripts. By launching a script Lilt can do some amazing things. Wave your hand over the light sensors (located under the speaker grills) and play your next iTunes track. Tilt [...]
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