VerseQ 2008.7: keyboard simulator

VerseQ program has been updated â€“ an improved version of keyboard simulator, formerly known as KeyTO. The first thing with which this application is attractive for user is the promise of the developer Vladimir Kim to teach printing blindly in an hour after the start of work with the program. If you are familiar with the traditional way of learning touch method with ten fingers, so such statement will certainly arise misdoubts, because, as a rule, they begin to teach the user from one or two letters, so in an hour he can muster 5-6 letters in maximum. Vladimir Kimâ€™s methodology is quite different. In this simulator user starts not from two letters, but from all major letters (except for capital and special symbols) at once. In this program you donâ€™t need to print meaningful texts, indeed, sometimes there will be real words. The teaching is built on learning the so called chords, that is combination of words, which occur in a language most frequently. In the latest version: A new information panel is developed (it is called by pressing F6), which shows session parameters: time, the number of executed tasks, the number of printed symbols, maximum skill value per session; Algorithm of metronome operation is completely redeveloped. Now metronome excellently keeps system with an accuracy of 1 ms. Moreover, now the frequency value of Metronome is displayed on the information panel; The support of multi-screen configuration. Now VerseQ can be used in the second monitor. The main window can moved by mouse; Display by the number of clicks is corrected (previously it counted the length of the task, and not the actual number of prints); Graphics are improved â€“ now scales donâ€™t come down concerning to each other, which helps you to perceive and analyze the results better. Developer: Vladimir Kim Distributed: shareware. Operating system: Windows All Size: 7.43 MB