KeyCue 6.4 - Displays all menu shortcut commands. (Shareware)

KeyCue helps you to use your OS X applications more effectively. Just hold down the Command key for a while - KeyCue comes to help and shows a table of all currently available keyboard shortcuts. When you have found the desired shortcut in the KeyCue table, just type it and continue working as usual. The KeyCue window will disappear automatically.

You no longer need to memorize and remember key combinations, just press the Command key and KeyCue tells you what you want to know. Over time, you will automatically remember frequently used shortcuts and become a power user of your favorite applications, working much more efficiently.

• KeyCue now has an optional icon in the menu bar for opening the shortcut table with a single click and accessing various settings with a control-click or right-click.
• In trial mode, no registration reminder is shown when the Settings window is already open.
• Background version checks now take place only when the computer has been idle for a while.
• KeyCue no longer shows the shortcut table when the scroll wheel is operated while pressing modifier keys.
• The shortcut window no longer pops up when the screen is being zoomed with the scroll wheel.
• Improved positioning of the mouse selection frame.
• Works around a problem that caused Mission Control to show a KeyCue shortcut table in a miniature desktop although the KeyCue shortcuts were not visible.
• KeyCue now correctly highlights shortcuts that do not require any modifier keys.
• Fixes an issue with handsfree mode that caused highlighting of wrong shortcuts when no modifier keys were pressed.
• Fixes typographically incorrect smart quotes in multiple places.
• Rewording of messages that refer to the "Universal Access" system preference pane, which has been renamed to "Accessibility" on Mountain Lion.
• Works around a Mountain Lion issue, where KeyCue showed all items in the Services menu, even those that were not available in the current situation.
• See the product page for further details.