Keybreeze 3.6

Keybreeze is a small, command-line toolbar that's only visible when you are using it. You can activate it by pressing a HotKey on your keyboard. Then just type keywords to open files, folders, and websites. Keybreeze comes with over a hundred preset keywords, and you can easily make your own. You can also type commands into the toolbar to search the internet, Look up a word in a dictionary, check the weather, activate the screensaver, or shut down your computer. Keybreeze commands can even be configured to perform more advanced options, such as automating your repetitive computer tasks, inserting your signature or the date and time into any text field, or changing the display settings of windows.

Feature List:
* You can create a keyword that opens multiple targets. Just type add as a keyword in Keybreeze, press Next, and click the Multiple Targets button. One example is to make a keyword called morning. This keyword could open your e-mail, home page, news articles, weather, calendar, in just one shot.

* You can change your desktop wallpaper to a random image on your computer by typing keyword: wallpaper

* You can create a sticky note from Keybreeze by typing note as a keyword. You can set a reminder for a note to pop up once, daily, weekly, or monthly.

* Keybreeze has an advanced history list. Right after you press the semicolon or a different hotkey, press the down arrow key. Each time you press it, the previously entered keyword will appear. Keybreeze can store up to 10,000 keywords in a text file.

* You can check Movie Times at local theaters by typing keyword: movies

* You can quickly get the weather in your area by typing keyword: weather

* You can search for things on the web easily just by typing the command, "s:" and what you want to search for.