Keyclick 1.3.2 RC / 1.3.1 - Changelog

What's new in Keyclick 1.3.1 RC:

October 28th, 2011

· Added "iDevice Click Sound" to mimic the sound of the iPhone's on-screen keyboard.
· Fixed bug in Keep Sound Awake feature.
· Re-organized Keyclick Help as a navigable website.
· Added Help button at lower left of Preference Pane.

What's new in Keyclick 1.3:

August 8th, 2011

· Add "Use System Sound" option to choose between AudioServicesPlayAlertSound() and AudioServicesPlaySystemSound().
· System sounds may work with some audio devices where Alert sounds do not.
· Play a silent sound every 20 seconds when charger is connected to keep the sound system awake. KeyClick can now replace the old PPC utility KeepSoundAwake.

What's new in Keyclick 1.3c2 RC:

March 31st, 2010

· Use AudioServicesPlayAlertSound() in place of AudioServicesPlaySystemSound().
· Use LSMinimumSystemVersionByArhicture to avoid loading 64-bit frameworks on 10.5 systems.

What's new in Keyclick 1.3c1 RC:

September 25th, 2009

· Build as "Standard (32/64-bit Universal)" to work as a 64-bit Preference Pane on Snow Leopard.

What's new in Keyclick 1.2.3:

April 24th, 2008

· More fixes to registration key storage and checking between prefpane and KeyclickServer.

What's new in Keyclick 1.2.2:

April 8th, 2008

· Improve registration key storage and checking between prefpane and KeyclickServer.

What's new in Keyclick 1.2.1:

February 14th, 2008

· Play corresponding sound when selecting a Keyclick Sound.
· If you are upgrading from a previous version, you will need to stop the previous KeyclickServer and then re-enable Keyclick to begin using the new features.

What's new in Keyclick 1.2:

January 17th, 2008

· Move KeyclickServer.app to be an "auxilliary executable" instead of a bundle resource to avoid possible conflict with Leopard code signing.
· Index duplicate process names in exclude list.

What's new in Keyclick 1.1.9:

November 28th, 2007

· Use Leopard SoundServices API in place of SystemSound API when running on Leopard.
· If you are upgrading from a previous version, you will need to stop the previous KeyclickServer and then re-enable Keyclick to begin using the new features.

What's new in Keyclick 1.1.6:

September 19th, 2007

· Activate or mute all sounds with global hot key combination Control-Alt-Command-T.
· Added "Keyboard Sound" in addition to "Click Key Sound" and "Typewriter Sound".
· Added alternative "Simple Click" mouse sound.
· Restore Keyclick sounds upon wake from sleep.