What's new? - WizKey

New 'extended extra' key mapping available
WizKey might have stopped working after resuming from Windows hibernation (fixed)

Windows resuming from a low power state would occasionally stop WizKey from working correctly (fixed)
On Windows Vista/7 WizKey might suddenly stop working after a few days when 'run as administrator' enabled (fixed)
Help pdf document can now be viewed with a non Adobe PDF viewer if installed.

Laptops running Windows Vista/7 with WizKey set to run 'as administrator' would not start WizKey when starting up on battery power. Switching to battery power would cause WizKey to be closed. This has been fixed.

WizKey would sometimes not work correctly after the PC resumed from a sleep or low power state (fixed).

New "run as administrator" option for Windows Vista / 7. Allows WizKey to work with other elevated applications
Wizkey popup windows no longer switch focus away from the currently active window. This allows WizKey to work with applications that change their edit states when focus is switched e.g. File and folder renaming operations in Windows explorer, Registry key renaming, etc.
Improved custom key mapping configuration.
Combinations of special keys now supported, e.g. {ctrl+shift+a}
WizKey will now continue to work after the trial period ends but will pop up a nag screen every 5 hours.

Added 'Stay on Top' option to Unicode browser - enable this to keep the Unicode browser window active after selecting a character. This is useful when entering more than one character at a time.

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