Menu Master 1.4.1 review

Menu Master is a haxie that allows you to change or remove menu shortcut keys in any application with ease.

License: Shareware OS: Mac OS X File size: 2881K Developer: UnSanity Buy Now Price: $10.00 Updated: 08 Sep 2006

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Menu Master is a haxie that allows you to change or remove menu shortcut keys in any application with ease.

It takes about 15 seconds to learn how to use Menu Master, and saves you lots of time later because you can use the shortcuts you defined and do not bother remembering which ones the developer of the software invented for you.

Additionally, you can set shortcuts to any menu item that had no shortcuts, or remove shortcuts from menu items. Menu Master gives you a complete control over your menus, all just for affordable US $10.

Here are some key features of "Menu+Master":
Assign new shortcut keys to menu items in any application (switch languages quickly with new shortcuts, for example);
Redefine existing shortcut keys in the menu items to the ones you like and remember;
Remove unwanted shortcut keys;
Works in Carbon and Cocoa applications;
Easy to configure as it comes in usual Preference Pane form, accessible through System Preferences.
Pull down the menu you want to change;
Select the menu item you want to redefine shortcut for;
Press the new shortcut combination while keeping the menu item selected, or press Delete key to remove a shortcut;
That's it! Menu Master will now remember your change and automatically do it every time you start that application.

Limitations:
Menu Master comes as a 15 days unrestricted demo version - grab a copy today and see how useful it can be for you!

What's New:
Fixed a crash that occurred if there was an error while trying to initialize Menu Accelerator. This was due to a copy & paste bug.
No longer attempts to initialize Menu Accelerator in background only applications since these applications don't even have a menu bar that can be accelerated.
Menu Master no longer affects the Dock at all.
Now attempts to be smarter when dealing with Cocoa popup menus and no longer looks inside popup menus if these menus have no custom shortcuts.
Addressed an issue that could cause the insertion point to stop blinking in Reunion 8 and other applications that mistakenly completely reset the menu bar whenever a new window is brought frontmost.