The handling of fonts could be improved by including here the facility to use Bold, Italics and Underlining as well as font style and font-size. Conclusion Jimmy's KeyMapPro handsomely fills a gap left by Microsoft, taking the Character Map application on to another level of usability. Users authoring technical documents as well as using languages featuring accented characters will benefit from the addition of Jimmy's KeyMapPro to their arsenal of productivity tools. Additionally the macro facility and Sticky-Shift functions are enough to tip the scales in favour of KeyMapPro being useful to the average Windows CE user. I can think of nobody who would not benefit from using KeyMapPro.
Pricing is a minor issue as it is just the wrong side of two psychological price boundaries.
This is not to say that KeyMapPro is necessarily over priced, just that more careful price positioning would make it look a whole lot better. All Rights Reserved. All trademarks are the property of their respective companies and are acknowledged.