Anybody heard of KEYWORKS [sic]?

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2 total messages Started by Daniel R. Levy Tue, 24 May 1988 17:32

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Author: Daniel R. Levy
Date: Tue, 24 May 1988 17:32

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Another user has asked me to post this request.  He is looking for SOMETHING
(hardware? software? both?) called "KEYWORKS."  This was supposedly used or
developed (?) at AT&T at Holmdel to set up scripts or something similar to
reproduce a keyboard session (for "interactive" software testing without
requiring a person to sit there and type the input over and over).

If anyone could just kindly provide me with a CLUE as to what this is and
who distributes it, my user would be mucho grateful.

Apologies to any newsgroups to whom this might be irrelevant.  I am just
guessing at a possible ibm-pc connection (seems logical that it might be used
for such a purpose).

With TIA,
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Re: Anybody heard of KEYWORKS [sic]?

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Author: Bill Wilson
Date: Wed, 25 May 1988 15:44

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Keyworks is a keyboard macro program from Alpha Software Corp.
The program itself is helpful if you like those types of programs
and also includes a menuing system.  You can call them at:
  617-229-2924

-- 
Bill Wilson                          (Bitnet: ucc2wew@nauvm)
Northern AZ Univ
Flagstaff, AZ 86011
{These views are mine and do not necessarily reflect those of my employer}

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