DownloadVirtual numeric keypad for Windows.
Features
- Visual configurator for adding/removing buttons.
- You can add any button to any position.
- Your keyboard can have 1 button or 1000 buttons.
- You can create button with special symbol (alt code).
- You can type whole words by pressing one button.
- Auto repeat keys.
- You can customize sizes, colors, font, key to show/hide the numpad.
- ♫☼☺▒√♂⌂↕♥♣╬ - you can enter alt codes on any device (with OS Windows) using only the numpad.
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License
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow numpad emulator
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User Reviews
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That what i was search for. It is wonderful, but if you add the click sound to the buttons, it will be a nice option.
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I am disabled and found this simple program very useful. Two comments. 1. It wasn't easy to find I was looking for a virtual keyboard not just a numpad which is a shame because it is a full function keyboard. 2. Not sure whether you can assign combinations of modifier keys to a single key? Could a user confirm?
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This is such a useful little program! I have purchased a small keyboard (lack of desk space) and that does not have a numeric keypad. I need to use certain characters, that would require the use of alt + xxx on the keypad fairly frequently. Not only has this program allowed me to assign virtual keys with those characters, but I was also able to assign a whole sentence (again, frequently used) to a single key. I don't know how much time this will save me over course of a year, but it will be a good amount. Mostly, the program can be configured without the use of the help file, but it did provide the answer to a couple of issues. Overall, this is a really useful addition for anyone who uses extended ASCII/Unicode symbols or multi-word phrases on a repetitive basis.
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A wonderfully simple app that solves the problem of typing Alt codes on the average laptop. Both of mine lack number option on the middle of the keyboard, but even if they were there I think this would be simpler to use. I frequently need fractions, é for café, and ° for temperatures, and even with an external keyboard with the number block I find it easier to use numpad than to remember the codes to use with the Alt key. And I love the feature where a text string can be added - I have keys for my various email addresses as I'm a slow typist. Somebody commented on it being a bit difficult to start adding keys, and you do have to study the Help section, but you don't do it very often so it's OK. There are many symbols where Mr Google gives hex codes but not an accompanying Alt code so they can't be added. I can live without them and most of them I didn't know existed until I searched, but I wonder why both have to be added. Presumably this is a techie thing. numpad sits on both my laptops, and I would recommend it to anybody. (I've not rated the Support row; I've not called on it so cannot score it.)
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Really nice bit of kit. I like the flexability of the layout. And I really appreciate that I able to program buttons with Greek letters that I use frequently when writing statistics exams. Really handy especially with my touch screen.