Note: Not compatible with 64-bit Operating Systems—this includes 64-bit versions of XP, Vista, and Windows 7.

Current IntelliKeys USB 3.1 is available for purchase. The current version software is also available for Mac and Windows.

Note: IntelliKeys Classic is not compatible with Windows 2000 and XP.
Note: IntelliKeys Classic is not compatible with Macs with only USB ports and OS 8.6 or higher.

3.1

Renamed the control panel's Advanced tab to the Mode tab and moved the Discover Pro option to this Mode tab; control panel text was changed for clarity, but functionality remains essentially the same; several programming changes for integration with Discover 2.0.2 and Envoy 1.0; the Mac OS 8.6 and 9.x installer version 1.0.4 is now a separate installer; added mouse directional arrows to the switch presets; fixed on some Windows 2000 computers the IntelliKeys USB control panel would not open.

3.0.1

Fixes for the release of IntelliSwitch; fixes overlays not sending on Mac OS X in Classic mode, when overlay file is on a CD, or erroneous IntelliKeys not found messages(both platforms); PSO refinements.

3.0

Introduces IntelliSwitch and the ability to attach overlays to software programs. This version supports PSO (Popular Software Overlays) - sold separately; Windows bug fixes for slow standard keyboard typing, Co:Writer sending partial text strings in Microsoft Word 2002; repetitive rebooting; booting into CMOS; iksystray not opening.

2.0.4

Fixes error when opening the control panel; slow startup; sluggish keyboard response upon turning the computer on; slow overlay sending; group overlay keys stopped typing; the No Latching setting for modifier keys; With this Overlay when browsing to the desktop; custom overlay keyboard settings; older overlays on network drives not working; switch settings #2 and #13 not working; various minor bug fixes.

Note: Fast User Switching for Windows XP is not yet supported. Please uncheck "Use Fast User Switching" in the User Accounts control panel. The selection of this feature is found by clicking "Change the way users log on and off".

2.0.2

G5 computers no longer crash after installing IntelliKeys USB; installing older IntelliTools software on Windows 2000 and XP no longer disables overlay sending; several other bug fixes described in the Read Me.txt; no changes for Mac OS 8.6 and 9.x (application version 1.0.4.14)

2.0.1

Adds support for Mac OS X (10.3); no changes for Mac OS 8.6 and 9.x (application version 1.0.4.14); no changes for Windows (application version 2.0.0.31)

2.0

Works with Mac OS X (10.1 and 10.2.x); no changes for Mac OS 8.6 and 9.x (2.0 installs 1.0.4.14 for 8.6 and 9.x); active at OS login; supports JAWS for Windows keyboard echo and various Windows DirectX games; fixed Out of Memory errors when using IntelliKeys USB mouse arrows with Microsoft Word 2000

1.04

Various fixes including IntelliKeys USB input now recognized by Direct X games, HAL Screen Reader, and PowerTerm; mouse arrows now repeat when Repeat is Off

1.03

Fixes group overlay levels not being reset to level 1; fixes various scenarios causing IntelliKeys USB to crash; requests user to "Continue Anyway" when connecting to Win XP computers

1.02

Fixes "As a switch, with these settings..." on Macs (broken in 1.01); fixes long file name overlays not responding on Windows; fixes various keys on installed overlay files with wrong key content

1.01

Additional visual feedback in control panel and system tray/control strip that the IntelliKeys USB is switched Off; fixed keys repeating unexpectedly when overlays were switched; shift locking was fixed (Windows); for IntelliPics & IntelliPics Player only, [Command] will be translated as [Alt](Windows); fixes IntelliKeys USB control panel not opening for certain Windows ME computers(Windows); fix for certain Living Books CDs where IntelliKeys USB caused the program to not function normally(Macintosh); various other fixes

1.0

Original shipping version; Windows 2000 compatible; IntelliKeys USB currently does not become active until after OS login. It is anticipated that this will be accomplished during 2003.