So that you could begin using FKEY Mover right away, I am distributing it with some FKEYs that I wrote. If you register for FKEY Mover, the FKEYs are yours free (what a bargin)!
The following is a list of the FKEYs and a brief description of what they do:
DateKey:
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DateKey is an FKEY which pops up on your screen and shows you the date (in two formats) and time. It will keep displaying the date and time until you click the mouse button, at which point it will put the date on the clipboard so that you can paste it into your documents.
SpecialKey:
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SpecialKey puts four characters on the clipboard which you can’t normally type from they keyboard: the Apple symbol, the command key symbol, the check mark, and the diamond character. To use them, simply paste them into your document wherever you choose. Make sure, however that they are displayed in the Chicago font, or else they may appear as little boxes.
MemKey:
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MemKey is an FKEY which frees as much memory as possible, and tells you how many free bytes are available. To dismiss MemKey’s window, simply click the mouse button.
PrintKey:
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PrintKey is an FKEY which issues a form feed to the printer (it ejects one sheet of paper) so that you can easily get at your printed documents.
Inversion:
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Inversion is a screen saver FKEY which inverts the screen every 10 seconds to prevent screen burn–in damage. To get back to your work, simply move the mouse, press a key, or click the mouse button.
I hope you enjoy these FKEYs! But they are only meant to get you started using FKEYs, many programmers have created wonderful FKEYs which you can install with FKEY Mover.
