Heavy Horse, a world leader in the provision of utilities for today's MS Windows platforms, is pleased to announce the release of KeyMaster 1.04, their premier proofreader/keyboard control solution.
March 29, 2004 (Press Release) --
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT:
Karen Davis
karen.davis@heavy-horse.com
http://www.heavy-horse.com
March 21st 2004
KEYMASTER VERSION 1.04 PUSHES THE BOUNDARIES OF PROOFREADING TECHNOLOGY
(Worcestershire, UK) -- Heavy Horse Research, a world leader in the provision of software utilities for today's Microsoft Windows platforms, is pleased to announce the release of KeyMaster Version 1.04, the most flexible, configurable and responsive proofreader, document reader and keyboard control solution available for Windows.
Launched on 21 March 2004, KeyMaster version 1.04 introduces revolutionary proofreading and document reading features that outclass and outperform proofreading applications many times its price. With KeyMaster you can proofread documents directly from Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, Outlook, Wordpad and Notepad - there's no need to copy text to the clipboard or to a separate application.
With KeyMaster you gain complete control of the most troublesome keys on your keyboard - the caps lock, insert, num lock and scroll lock keys. KeyMaster provides a fully configurable floating toolbar and task tray indicators that show the status of the caps/num/scroll lock and insert keys and will play sounds when the status changes.
KeyMaster 1.04 also introduces support for SAPI 5 synthesisers broadening your choice of available voices. And Heavy Horse are also taking this opportunity to announce that all of KeyMaster’s features are now available to Windows 98 users.
"We are very excited by this new release,” says Karen Davis, Director of Sales and Marketing at Heavy Horse Research. "The new proofreader and the enhanced document reader now put us way ahead of our competitors. There are some fantastic new functions such as support for Internet Explorer - so now you can have web pages read aloud to you and if you come across a word in a web page and you are not sure of the meaning of it, with a simple key press you can look up the word in KeyMaster's Meanings Dictionary. And, of course, everything is fully integrated so you don't have to switch to another program to use all of these superb features.”
The key to making KeyMaster attractive to customers, Karen Davis says, is making it easy to use. That's why all of KeyMaster's proofreading and document reading functionality is fully integrated so there is no messy copying and pasting to the clipboard or to separate programs. And configuration is achieved through a simple-to-use wizard.
A fully functional demonstration version of KeyMaster 1.04 is available to download now from http://www.heavy-horse.com (simply follow the links). At the core of our mission is to provide top quality software at affordable prices. To this end single user registration costs a mere $19.95 and discounts are available for multi–user licenses (e-mail sales@heavy-horse.com for further details). All upgrades are free. Further discounts are available for users who are registered disabled and for non-profit and academic organizations.
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CONTACT:
Karen Davis
karen.davis@heavy-horse.com
http://www.heavy-horse.com
March 21st 2004
KEYMASTER VERSION 1.04 PUSHES THE BOUNDARIES OF PROOFREADING TECHNOLOGY
(Worcestershire, UK) -- Heavy Horse Research, a world leader in the provision of software utilities for today's Microsoft Windows platforms, is pleased to announce the release of KeyMaster Version 1.04, the most flexible, configurable and responsive proofreader, document reader and keyboard control solution available for Windows.
Launched on 21 March 2004, KeyMaster version 1.04 introduces revolutionary proofreading and document reading features that outclass and outperform proofreading applications many times its price. With KeyMaster you can proofread documents directly from Microsoft Word, Internet Explorer, Outlook, Wordpad and Notepad - there's no need to copy text to the clipboard or to a separate application.
With KeyMaster you gain complete control of the most troublesome keys on your keyboard - the caps lock, insert, num lock and scroll lock keys. KeyMaster provides a fully configurable floating toolbar and task tray indicators that show the status of the caps/num/scroll lock and insert keys and will play sounds when the status changes.
KeyMaster 1.04 also introduces support for SAPI 5 synthesisers broadening your choice of available voices. And Heavy Horse are also taking this opportunity to announce that all of KeyMaster’s features are now available to Windows 98 users.
"We are very excited by this new release,” says Karen Davis, Director of Sales and Marketing at Heavy Horse Research. "The new proofreader and the enhanced document reader now put us way ahead of our competitors. There are some fantastic new functions such as support for Internet Explorer - so now you can have web pages read aloud to you and if you come across a word in a web page and you are not sure of the meaning of it, with a simple key press you can look up the word in KeyMaster's Meanings Dictionary. And, of course, everything is fully integrated so you don't have to switch to another program to use all of these superb features.”
The key to making KeyMaster attractive to customers, Karen Davis says, is making it easy to use. That's why all of KeyMaster's proofreading and document reading functionality is fully integrated so there is no messy copying and pasting to the clipboard or to separate programs. And configuration is achieved through a simple-to-use wizard.
A fully functional demonstration version of KeyMaster 1.04 is available to download now from http://www.heavy-horse.com (simply follow the links). At the core of our mission is to provide top quality software at affordable prices. To this end single user registration costs a mere $19.95 and discounts are available for multi–user licenses (e-mail sales@heavy-horse.com for further details). All upgrades are free. Further discounts are available for users who are registered disabled and for non-profit and academic organizations.
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