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Key Manager is a more functional version of the program Key Remapper that, in addition to remapping keys and mouse buttons, has many other useful functions. For example, Key Manager allows you to remap combinations of keys and mouse buttons, key and mouse button sequences, and long presses (press and hold). You can show your actions in the form of pop-up menus that can be opened with hotkeys, record, edit, and execute macros (key sequences), emulate mouse clicks, type and paste text (including formatted text), instantly fill in forms on websites, launch programs, open websites (you can insert currently selected text into their address parameters), change the layout and case of selected text, manage the power settings of your monitor and computer, control the volume or set it at a certain level, move and resize windows, and much more.

Key Manager gives your keyboard and mouse a new life and allows you to save lots of time and efforts in your daily work. Thanks to its flexible interface, you can create various actions and execute them by pressing keys, mouse buttons and combinations of both, as well as represent them in the form of a popup actions menu. Apart from this, the application features powerful key and mouse button redefinition and blocking tools. Key redefinition and the execution of assigned actions can be restricted to specific applications and/or windows.

Key Manager allows you to assign the following actions to regular, sequential and long (press and hold) key presses, mouse button presses, the mouse wheel rotation, combinations with modifiers, as well as popup menu items:

show popup menus with a list of user-defined actions;

press and block keys, key combinations, press mouse buttons and emulate mouse wheel rotation;

position and shift the mouse cursor relative to the entire screen, active window, and previous position with the option of returning the cursor to the initial position once the action is performed;

paste user-defined RTF or Plain text to any application with an option to insert current time, date and other information from a template;

launch any application or open a file or a folder (to create an event, just drag and drop a shortcut, folder or file onto the action window);

open a specific webpage;

instantly create an email;

perform actions on all windows or active ones only (close, minimize, maximize, restore, hide, show, redraw, move, resize);

manage your computer's power, monitor's power, sound settings, adjust volume, start the screensaver and much more.