Free volume hotkeys software for windows

MSN Hotkeys is a free utility that uses the Messenger API to provide hotkey support for MSN Messenger 7. It sits in the system tray waiting for a hotkey to be pressed, and changes the online status of MSN Messenger.
The are you sure nag screen is also suppressed when changing to Appear Offline status, or signing out. Hotkeys can be toggled on and off with one keystroke, allowing the keys assigned to MSN Hotkeys to also be used for their original purposes. The keys assigned to the hotkeys can be customized at the command line.

SMS Hotkeys lets you send information from the screen to a mobile phone with a keyboard shortcut SMS Hotkeys enables you send information from the screen to a mobile phone with a keyboard shortcut e.g. CTRL+ALT+T.
There are 2 SMS Hotkey operations to choose:
Highlight text and send it to your mobile phone e.g. send job details to your phone for reference.
Highlight a phone number and type a message to send to that mobile using the desktop utility shown.

Volume 1.2 is a well designed and effective widget with the capability of changing the system main volume with ease.

Requirements:

• Windows XP/Vista
• Yahoo Widgets Engine

ZVolume Home 2006 is an application that can be used as a replacement for the standars Windows Volume Control.
It can be vastly customized, including changing its look using skins. ZVolume Home 2006 supports hotkeys and command-line parameters as well as all other functions the standard Windows Volume Control supports.
ZVolume Home 2006 takes the form of a tiny toolbar - as small as 64x14 pixels. Use your mouse to adjust the volume or take advantage of its extensive hotkey support. Besides allowing you to use your keyboard to adjust your sound cards output, ZVolume Home 2006 can control Winamp, Sonique, the NAD MP3 Player, WPlay (Pro), the Windows CD Player and Microsofts Internet Explorer 4.0/5.0.
You can mute your sound with a quick double click on the ZVolume Home 2006 system tray icon and just as easily configure many aspects of the program to suit your needs to a tee. Other nice features include support for Winamp bitmap skins (several skins are included), a choice of mixer devices and fader controls, the ability to restore the volume level on startup and several command-line parameters.
Main features:
- possibility of controlling of multiple volume controls at the same time by the nice graphical interface;
- adjustment of each volume control using independent window;
- each window may consist of a mute bar, a volume bar,
- a balance bar and an info bar. Each window has own customizings:
- own skin, a screen placement and configuration of bars;
- popup menu for easy creating of the control window;
- unlimited count of the windows;
- support up to 4 audio mixers;
- hiding in the system tray only. You can change programs tray
- icon or remove it entirely;
- watching volume changes and redrawing graphical sliders;
- support of a bitmap skins with different dimension;
- special styled cursors feature;
- controlling volume by customizable hotkeys;
- support of plugins. A plugin can control other program(s) by hotkeys;
- open plugin interface. It means that the plugin can be written by everybody;
- fast program configuring "on the fly";
- automatic loading of the program at the system start-up;
- restoring volume levels on start;
- auto-save of settings at the system shutdown;
- forcing Winamp player to save its settings at the system shutdown;
- support of command-line parameters;
- support of mouse with rolls or wheels;
- pure Win32 API code.

Volume Converter 1 is designed to be a functional and convenient tool which converts volume measuring units from drops, dash, pinch, shot to litre, barrel, gallon, cubic meter, and freight ton. You just need to write a value int the first column, the choose the units, and youll get the conversion result in the second column.

Requirements:

• Windows 2000/XP/Vista
• Google desktop 4 or higher
  

Volume Next Step is a free and handy volume adjustment utility.
The Widget was originally designed by Jordan Mandel; I have given it a different look.