Portable Software that hasn't been developed?

[I am Baas]

It has a portable(?) version... [/img]

Why the question mark? It was posted to the "Portable Freeware Submission" for a reason after all.

[Midas]

Interesting find Midas.

All the credit goes to I am Baas, who posted it first...

Why the question mark? It was posted to the "Portable Freeware Submission" for a reason after all.

It means "I haven't tested it, so I'm not sure"...

[I am Baas]

• It means "I haven't tested it, so I'm not sure"...

Does this put you at ease?

[Midas]

Does this put you at ease?

Totally.

I just hadn't seen it...

[tproli]

Frogpad is a keyboard hardware that allows typing with only one hand.
The company also offers a software to convert existing keyboard to a one-hand keyboard (Mac only):

http://www.frogpad.com/qwerty-frog.php

Does anyone come across a similar software for PC? If not, that would be great to develop one (in AutoIt? <- keyword to attract guinness' attention ).

In fact I had this idea before searching for such a software.

[guinness]

Pops head around the door...looks around...leaves.

[guinness]

It would be easy to implement, BUT, having that keypad makes things a lot easier. So it's an interesting project, but impractical without the right tools.

[tproli]

Not sure it were impractical if you could type with only one hand anywhere on existing keyboards (if there was a portable software available).

I'm afraid special international characters could raise issues instead.

[guinness]

I mean how would you remember what is a or s or t? That's what I meant by the term impractical. With that little mousepad thing it's visually easier.

[tproli]

Yes, these things needs to be resolved first

[webfork]

Does anyone come across a similar software for PC?

Might be able to create one using existing keyboard remapping tools. Would be very valuable for handicapped folks or possibly for mobile users who need a very small keyboard.

[webfork]

Old thread update ...

Form-filling program.

Some form filling tools I've come across while digging into this

• A Form Filler - untested but looks great - http://www.aformfiller.com/index.html
• iMacros - excellent browser plugin that I really like - http://wiki.imacros.net/Form_Filling
• NotesLogExp - buggy, but might work in some applications - http://www.portablefreeware.com/index.php?id=1907

[guinness]

Those "form fillers" are best as browser extensions in my humble opinion.