User guide
Table Of Contents
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1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the KillerKeys software. It allows you to be more efficient and productive in
practically any program by allowing you to quickly and easily access thousands of shortcuts. Shortcuts
are searchable, organized into groups, and can pop-out into separate windows making them easy to find.
Your most commonly used shortcuts can be organized into groups of favorites for fast access. You'll find
everything you need to use KillerKeys confidently and successfully within this User Guide and on the
Bella Corporation website, including video tutorials and the KillerKeys Knowledge Base.
1.1 System Requirements
Windows XP or later
An internet connection to download and activate the software
Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 or later (Included with Windows 7; or the KillerKeys installer will
download and install the file for you if necessary.)
Apple iPad 2 or newer (if you wish to use the KillerKeys Pro iPad app)
1.2 Installation
Three simple steps to set up your software
1. Purchase the license options for your program from the KillerKeys store (www.KillerKeys.com).
2. Download and install the KillerKeys software. The download will be available via a link on your
emailed order confirmation receipt.
3. On the activation window, enter your serial number and other requested information. The
KillerKeys software is now activated; follow the instructions to complete the installation.
(Note: For installation on computers not connected to the internet, please visit
www.killerkeys.com/no-
internet for activation instructions)
1.3 Launching the KillerKeys Program
Once installed, KillerKeys will load automatically when Windows starts. You can change this later from the
Settings window.
The KillerKeys icon will appear in the System Tray and the Master Palette window will appear on-screen.
The Settings window can be launched by right-clicking on the KillerKeys icon.
If the KillerKeys Master Palette does not appear on-screen it may have been minimized the last
time it was open. If the KillerKeys icon in the System Tray is left-clicked the Master Palette will
appear on-screen.