Keyweah

If you happen to be staring at your keyboard without realizing what buttons are active, then it would be convenient to use a specialized tool that can provide you with notifications in this sense. Keyweah is a tool designed to indicate when Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll are active, but in a rather more visible point, namely the System Tray Icon. Following a quick and uneventful installation, you can access the application from the System Tray. The idea behind the program is to alert you when you press the Caps Lock, Scroll, and Num Lock so that you can turn them off, if applicable. The utility can be especially useful for notebooks, laptops, and similar devices that do not include keyboards lights in their design. Consequentially, you no longer need to double-check whenever you need to type a message or write longer documents. Although for some users System Tray indicators can be enough, others might prefer more effective notifications. You will be happy to learn that the application enables you to add a sound for when these keys are active, so you do not even need to keep an eye on visual alerts. While some may argue that the tool has a minimalistic role, the truth is that if you are typing a lot then having lights and warnings associated with these keys can save you a lot of hassle. For instance, the program can immediately alert you if you accidentally pressed the Caps Lock button before you actually type - and hence, need to delete and retype - an entire sentence. Irrespective of whether you have a keyboard with an intricate layout from which you cannot tell much or perhaps, your old one is malfunctioning and not displaying the active buttons properly, Keyweah could come in handy.

Technical Specifications:

• Indicates Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock statuses


• System Tray Icon for convenient access


• Option to add sound notifications


• Compatible with laptops, notebooks, and similar devices

Keyweah is a must-have tool for:

• Users who prefer visible indicators for key statuses


• Typing enthusiasts who want to avoid typing errors due to active key locks


• Individuals with keyboards lacking built-in lights for key statuses