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Instructions
The tutorial video is the best way to get familiar with SwiftRing. A brief summary of SwiftRing's capabilities is below. Also see the 'in the media' links for in-depth reviews.
The Basics
Once SwiftRing is installed, using it is very simple:
- Hold down the option key to bring up the ring.
- Touch a ring segment to perform the labeled action, no clicking is required.
The extra action labels stacked on the top and bottom segments are activated using the mouse scroll wheel.
Customizing
Actions can be customized for any application - simply assign as many keystrokes and/or shortcuts as desired to a ring segment using the preferences panel. The ring activation key (option by default) can also be changed.
SwiftRing comes with built in support for Safari and iTunes. A generic ring is also supported to provide common actions for unrecognized applications.
Speed Demons
Power users can hold the option key, quickly touch a segment, and release option without the ring ever popping up for maximum efficiency. The scroll wheel can also be used to perform highly repetitive actions.
In the media:
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Get the latest release SwiftRing r1.3
- Requires OS X v10.5 or later.
Important: For SwiftRing to work, you must enable access for assistive devices:
- Open the System Preferences and click on ‘Universal Access’.
- At the bottom, click on ‘Enable access for assistive devices’.
Change Log
The following new features and bug fixes are in the latest release:
- Disabled registration key button after valid key is entered to avoid confusion.
Feature Wish List
The following features are on the roadmap for future releases:
- Nothing yet!
Feedback
Contact the developers at info@swiftringapp.com.