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Version 1.3.0
Shareware
$14.95
2 downloads
BabyKeys was designed to satisfy the curiosity of
children ages six months through three years. Children
in this age grouping are attracted to colors and
music. Additionally, they are also curious about your
computer's keyboard and monitor. BabyKeys satisfies
this curiosity by responding to what your child does
on the computer keyboard, mouse or even joystick. When
your child presses the buttons on one of these
devices, BabyKeys responds with attractive graphics,
pictures, musical melodies and audio descriptions of
the pictures displayed.
BabyKeys is an excellent way to introduce your child
to computers at an early age!
BabyKeys is designed to run under Windows 3.X and
Windows 9X.
Extract with a decompression utility. Shareware.
Note: Starting with version 1.5.0, the user-interface
has been redesigned to require the [Ctrl] + [Shift] +
[Q] keys to exit the application.
children ages six months through three years. Children
in this age grouping are attracted to colors and
music. Additionally, they are also curious about your
computer's keyboard and monitor. BabyKeys satisfies
this curiosity by responding to what your child does
on the computer keyboard, mouse or even joystick. When
your child presses the buttons on one of these
devices, BabyKeys responds with attractive graphics,
pictures, musical melodies and audio descriptions of
the pictures displayed.
BabyKeys is an excellent way to introduce your child
to computers at an early age!
BabyKeys is designed to run under Windows 3.X and
Windows 9X.
Extract with a decompression utility. Shareware.
Note: Starting with version 1.5.0, the user-interface
has been redesigned to require the [Ctrl] + [Shift] +
[Q] keys to exit the application.
Program details
Publisher
Multi-ComputingE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 3.x<br>Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>WindowsFile size
1863 KBFile date
10/2/2001License
SharewareExpires after
15 daysExpiration info
15 days or 30 usesInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
5/5/2003