Free assign software for windows

Sound Association allows you easily assign sound events to any Windows executable file Sound Association allows you easily assign sound events to any Windows executable file.
For instance, you can have a specific .wav file play when you open Word, another when you fire up Notepad, and still another when you launch your Web browser.
Besides "Open" sound events, you can add hooks for Close, Maximize, Minimize, Restore Up, Restore Down, and more. Just type in the programs "friendly" name, browse for its .exe, and check off the sound hooks you want to add.
Then, push a button to go directly to the Control Panel Sounds area to assign .wav files to your sound events.

LabelsWin is a unique add-on for Windows Explorer that will allow assigning of colour labels to file and folder icons LabelsWin is a unique add-on for Windows Explorer that will allow assigning of colour labels to file and folder icons.
Assign your files and folders a colour depending on their category (hot, in progress, project etc.). Suddenly they are better organised than ever.
Main features:
- Current label is indicated with a check mark in the menu
- Set labels for multiple files and folders
- Folder labels remain after LabelsWin is uninstalled
- Helper function to refresh all Explorer icons
LabelsWin Lite version supports folder labels only.

Disable that darn Windows key!!! Oh yeah, it alsolets you assign all 12 function keys to be hot keysfor other running applications.

KSound is an easy-to-use small application that allows you to assign sounds to different keys on the keyboard.
Sounds short in duration are the best to use, but you can use longer sounds if you want to.
Before you run KSound.exe you will need to run Reg.exe to register the application with Windows.
Once this is done close the reg.exe program and open the Windows Control Panel.
Click on the Sounds applet and look for the KSound entry. You will then see the keys that you can assign sounds to.
Configure the sounds as you would for any other application.
After you have configured the sounds, run KSound.exe and check the Active box. The sounds should then be enabled.
To test the sounds use Windows Notepad or another similar program.
If you select the minimize button in the main window KSound will minimize to the system tray.
Double clicking the system tray icon will display the main window and double clicking again will minimize.
Right clicking on the system tray icon will activate or deactivate KSound.
Thats it. Have fun!

Was created to make it easier to fill out a form on the web but it can be used to type any information into any application. You can assign a string to a button be typed into the target application. For example, you can create a buttoncalled FirstName that will type Paul where ever the cursor is at. You can define up to 50 commands. Easy to install, easy to configure, easy to use!