VerseQ 2008.1: keyboard simulator

31st January 2008

The program VerseQ has been updated, an improved version of the keyboard simulator, known as KeyTO. The first thing attracting attention to this program is the developerâ€™s promise of teaching any user to print without looking at the screen after an hour after working with the program.
In this simulator, unlike all the rest, a user begins learning not with two letters but immediately with all major ones (excluding capitals and special characters). This program will not offer you to type meaningful texts, but rarely some real words instead. The education is built on the so-called learning chords, i.e. letter-combinations most often used in the language.
In the latest version changes the terms of purchasing the license: now a user himself defines its price. In other words, anyone can buy a license to VerseQ, for the price affordable to this person (starting with $0.5).
Fixed errors.
Developer: Vladimir Kim
Distributed: shareware
Operating system: Windows All
Size: 7.43 MB