This program is designed to help you spend less time doing mundane tasks on your computer. For instance: browsing for a program that you use regularly, or having to sift through the billions of start menu items to run an application. KeyExpress allows you to assign hotkeys to run specific applications, open websites, and more.

Trial software means you get to try before you buy. You're given 30 days to test and evaluate the software, and determine if it's something you'd like to own. After these 30 days you have two choices: you can pay for the software, or you must delete it from your system.
The current cost of KeyExpress is $10.99 for an all around license. This license will allow you to use it for personal, or even commercial business applications.

You can email me at [email], and I'll be glad to help you out. I ask that before you email me a question, you check the FAQs (this FAQ and the Technical FAQ) and the given helpfile(s) to see if your question has already been answered.

The main thing you're going to need to have installed is the Microsoft .NET runtime. For those who don't think that they have the .NET runtime you can download it at Microsoft's website:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=0856eacb-4362-4b0d-8edd-aab15c5e04f5&displaylang=en

Simply hold down the key you designated as the modifier key (whether it's ALT, CTRL, etc) and tap the main key that you selected. Your hotkey should fire off. If it doesn't, then odds are you haven't enabled hotkeys in the main program. Open up the KeyExpress window and press the `Enable' button on the left side of the window.