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Key Caps 8.1
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Key Caps provides a user interface for
displaying and viewing the characters produced by various
key combinations.
- Key Caps will work with System 7.5.3 and later
versions of the Mac OS.
- Key Caps is now an
'APPD'-type
application.
- Key Caps provides Unicode support for
'uchr' system resources.
- For better display of multiple Unicode characters
that map to a single key, as in the Indic and Unicode
keyboard layouts, the Key Caps window can now be zoomed
to a larger size. When the cursor is on a key that
displays multiple Unicode characters, a yellow floating
popup window showing all the characters will appear below
the key.
- Dead keys are outlined using a gray color instead of
a gray pattern.
- Support for inline text entry has been added.
- KeyCaps supports 'fn' and 'num-lock' mode display on
PowerBook G3 computers.
- To allow for better character visibility, Key Caps
now draws small keys with a smaller font and less 3D
styling than other square keys. For example, the arrow
keys on the PowerBook G3 are drawn in this way.
- Any new keys with either the standard 21-pixel width
or 21-pixel height (defined in
'KCAP'
resources) will be correctly drawn without requiring any
new supporting 'kbit' or 'kpdr'
resource in Key Caps.
- The Key Caps Preferences file in the Preferences
folder now contains the version of the last instance of
Key Caps that wrote into the Preferences file.
- A problem where a crash could occur when pasting a
large amount of text into the text box has been
corrected.
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