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OtoKeyboard is the premier auto keyboard and macro tool for Windows, designed to save you time and eliminate digital friction. Move beyond simple text replacement and turn any repetitive task into a single-keystroke action. It's the ultimate productivity companion for professionals, gamers, and developers alike. Automate customer support replies with interactive templates; execute complex in-game combos with perfectly timed macros; or launch your entire work environment with one hotkey. ...

KMonad is a cross-platform, advanced keyboard remapping tool written in Haskell. It provides low-level key control, supporting layers, tap-hold combos, multi-tap, macros, and more—even for keyboards without firmware-level customization.

KeyTik is a Python program that uses AutoHotkey to handle many things, including a powerful key mapper and various macros such as clickers and more. It comes with comprehensive key support including ASCII, ANSI, Unicode, Scan Code, Virtual Keyboard Code, and more. KeyTik is also packed with features like Bind to Programs and Devices, Assign Shortcuts, Text Format, Hold Format, and more. KeyTik Pro is available with more feature for $20. Take 25% Off for 10 people only. Check out...

...The Java version is in the project titled Tibetan Java Keyboard. The MS Excel version does not work on Excel operating in MacOS. The Excel version uses Excel macros and VBA codes. One needs to Enable Macro to allow it to work. The motivation for this project is due to old proprietary Tibetan fonts not displaying properly on different systems. However, with the Tibetan unicode fonts being available and maturing in recent years, it makes documents typed in Tibetan unicode fonts readable on different operating systems. With the number of core characters, lower stack characters, upper stack characters and symbols in Tibetan language is difficult to be handle with traditional physical keyboard. ...

...Three methods are available: 1) a virtual keyboard, mapping specific characters to each key on your keyboard; 2) custom character sets, which you can select by clicking on them; 3) macro sets, allowing input of complex scripts - basically mapping a latin transcription to the actual writing of characters or words.