AIM Keys for Windows XP/2000/NT/98/95 is an all-in-one, macro utility that features macro recording and playback, text replacement and task scheduling. New features in 3.0 include:

New Version 4.0 Features include:

Windows XP and 2000 ready. AIM Keys has been optimized to work on the newest operating systems.

AIM Keys is now an MDI (Multiple Document Interface) application, which allows several AIM Keys data files to operate at the same time. This is a major innovation!

QuickList (formerly the ListBox) offers a larger selection of macros. There are now additional options, within the QuickList. For example, you can choose whether the List always appears at the mouse pointer, above it, or behind it.

Task Scheduling. Now you can run macros in AIM Keys while your AWAY from your computer!
Commands are now much easier to perform, with the new mouse activated macros and key/text shortcut sequences. Internet and Email commands have also been streamlined to make navigation easier.

Preview/Edit pane, which allows you to preview and edit macro syntax on the fly!

Macro and Task log files. AIM Keys can automatically track your activities and store them for future reference.

Security options. Now you may secure every facet of AIM Keys interface from macros to the entire application. Encrypt your sensitive macros such as passwords to prevent others from using or viewing them.

Expanded Macro Wizard. Over 25 new macros can be created via the wizard, which makes adding special commands or complex macros much easier and faster.

Data Sharing. Now you can easily import and export option settings through the improved export feature.

Data Manipulation and Navigation. You can now merge data files and drag and drop macros or folders within a data file or from one data file to another.

Data Storage. Data is now stored in ONE file. No more multiple files to deal with.

Automatic shortcut sequencing. Now you can automatically add text and key shortcuts to every macro in an orderly manner.

Batch Processing. You can run a macro without running the application and selecting the macro.