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Now runs on 10.5 and 10.6!
CAPS Warn is designed for
people who type
with one hand using Sticky Keys, or for anyone who presses the Caps
Lock key frequently by mistake.

CAPS
Warn
is a Preference
Pane that provides: A) on-screen indications of when the Caps Lock,
Shift, Function (Fn), Control, Option, or Command keys are pressed (or
stuck on by Sticky Keys) or B) warnings that: 1) you have
turned
on the CAPS Lock and/or 2) you have typed a
specified
number (default 5) of keys with the SHIFT key (or Sticky Keys SHIFT) or
CAPS Lock and/or you have turned on the Num Lock. CAPS Warn warns you
regardless of what application you are typing into.
The CAPS Warn preference
pane appears above with the default settings shown.
Enabling CAPS Warn via
this
Preference Pane will automatically disable any previous version
of CAPS Warn.
For CAPS
Warn to be able to warn you about multiple shifted key
presses, you must
turn on "Enable access for assistive devices" in the Universal Access
System Preference panel (as shown below), and then
enable CAPS Warn.
Macintosh
Requirements
CAPS Warn is a MacOS X
application. It
runs
on 10.3+. Universal Binary.
Version
History
4.0 Compatibility and feature enhancements:
- Now works with 10.5+.
- Added automatic checking for updates.
- Now handles display size changes.
3.1 - Feature enhancement and bug fixes:
- Made indicators in upper left corner larger and
easier to
read.
- Restored original color scheme in upper left
corner.
- Fixed that sometimes CAPS Warn turned off when
rebooted.
- Other bug fixes.
3.0 - User requested feature enhancements:
- Added Growl notifications (if Growl is
installed and
running).
- Added ability to separately request display of
Caps Lock
and Shift in menu bar and upper left-hand corner.
- Improved look of upper left-hand corner.
- Separated display of Fn from Ctrl in upper
left-hand corner.
- New icon for preference pane and menu bar,
thanks to Elke
Hübner.
2.2 - Feature enhancements:
- Added option to warn when Num Lock is turned on.
- Added the fn key on laptops to the
upper-left-hand-corner
indicator for the ctrl key.
2.1 - Fixed that "Warn me after typing..." works even when turned off.
2.0 - Feature enhancement and bug fix:
- Rewritten from scratch as a Preference Pane.
- Icon in menu bar is now optional (in case you
have no room
in your menu bar), and is no longer a menu.
- The
state of the Shift/Caps Lock, Control, Option, and Command keys can now
optionally be displayed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen
(using space that is otherwise not used).
- Added a new built-in sound--CAPS.
- Fixed bug whereby command-option-d to show/hide
the dock
did not work.
1.3 - Feature enhancement and bug fixes:
- Added a preference to specify the sound to play
when
warning...it no longer must be the system sound.
- Depressing the shift key now fills in the menu
bar icon
- Fixed the "Warn after typing..." preference,
which would
not turn off in 1.2.
1.2 - Bug fix and enhancement:
- Fixed crash when changing "Start Automatically"
preference.
- Improved menu icon.
1.1 - Feature enhancements:
- Made CAPS Warn run as an
icon in the
menu bar rather than in the dock.
- Added a preference to start CAPS Warn
automatically when you startup or login.
- Added a preference to warn by flashing the
screen.
- Made CAPS Warn
easier to setup by adding a button to the preferences to take you to
the "Universal Access" preference panel so you can turn on "Enable
access for assistive devices".
1.0 - Initial release.
Purchasing CAPS Warn
CAPS Warn is shareware. You can try it out for
30
days,
but if you still use it thereafter, you must register it. The
price is nominal--$6. After 30 days, CAPS Warn
will not work unless you have registered it.
Registration
includes
future updates.
To
purchase CAPS Warn, click here,
or click the Purchase Registration Code button in
the Register
tab of the Preference Pane. Once you have paid, you will
receive
a registration code via email. You can enter this code in CAPS Warn Register tab.
CAPS Warn Copyright
© 2006-2009 John Woodward. All rights reserved.
You may distribute CAPS Warn unmodified via any
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