Never missing the comfort of Mac while using Windows again.

Dec. 1, 2009 - PRLog -- Our new Windows application called maComfort helps smoothing the transition for users switching between Mac OS and Windows regularly. This is done by a background process emulating Mac hotkeys and features like Quicklook, Spaces and Active Corners.

There are many people using both Operating Systems (Mac OS and Windows), for various reasons. Knowing how to use both usually isn't a problem, but rather controlling oneself. Mac users tend to use hotkeys and key combinations a lot. And that's the most common problem: Ever tried to hit Command-C on a PC? Nothing happens. And basically that's because on Windows you need to press Ctrl-Alt-C.
maComfort eliminates this and other problems by emulating typical Mac features. You can emulate the mac key combination for example, so that the Windows key + T will open a new Tab on Firefox, or Windows key + Q will quit the current active application.
But that's by far not all. Useful features like Quicklook, with which files and folders can be previewed without opening them are also implemented. And then there's also Spaces (virtual desktops) and Active Corners (allowing you to launch an application or trigger an event by hitting a screen corner with the mouse cursor).

To make the whole experience complete, a Plug-In and a Theming system have also been implemented, allowing the user to completely adapt maComfort to suit one's needs and integrate.

There's a Free version available with few limitations (plug-in system disabled, only three themes, maximum of 4 virtual desktops - no time limits!), a Standard version without limitations and a Premium license with extended support and faster updates.

For more information and the free download please visit http://rafaelklaus.com/macomfort

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Independant software development from Bremen, Germany.
Dedicated to help satisfy the needs of specific user groups, for example the community of Boot Camp users.