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...In simpler words, it is a general way to "reprogram" keyboards in windows, using a graphic user interface rather than directly writing macro scripts, that allows to use any number of keyboards - even of the same make and model - as separate, specific devices. Each with its tailored functions (stickers over the keys are a must). It provides a graphic user interface with a "keystroke recorder" to automatize compiling macros, and support for activating different macros/functions depending on the active window in foreground, whether on its software, class or caption. It also features the ability of defining multiple logical keyboard levels, similarly to how the modifiers on standard keyboards allow to have more than one logical function on each single key.

...The demonstration example reads the value of a calculator, displays it for the user, and enables him to enter a number which is then inputted into the calculator by pressing the appropriate keys.

This is the Automated Key Presser. It symulates pressing any keys on the keyboard. As if you were sitting there pressing them yourself.

You have to work on Windows XP and you miss Windows Snap, your Windows 7 favorite keyboard shortcut Win + Arrow Keys? SuperResizedMe is there for you! Have a look at the wiki for more information.

A program that can mimic the user's interactions with the computer at a scheduled time. With mimer, the user can record what he's doing (e.g. clicks or typing etc.) and then tell the software to mimic what he/she did in a different time. Needs JRE.

Java-based csv file comparator, accepting other separators. Records are compared column by column, highlighting differences per column. Comparison is based on key column (first by default). Composite keys can be used (more than one column as a key)

JRegistry is a Java implementation of Registry project (http://registry.sf.net). It provide a set of classes to handle Registry keys from a Java program and a Gui to handle Registry keys from desktop.