Xkeys 1.1.1 review

Xkeys allows you to open applications, files and folders just by pressing a function key.

License:	Freeware
OS:	Mac OS X
File size:	1606K
Developer:	David Stark
Price:	$0.00
Updated:	07 Dec 2005

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Xkeys allows you to open applications, files and folders just by pressing a function key. Function keys can have submenus, further extending the amount of items you can access quickly.
Xkeys can be put on standby with a keystroke and is able to run Applescripts on demand.

What's New:
Fixed a possible crash during startup.
Fixed a problem where some Apple Scripts could not be executed by Xkeys.
Re-enabled the F15 key.

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