marius-sucan/KeyPress-OSD
This program is an On-Screen Display or a Heads-Up Display for keys. It displays every key press at a clearly visible text size. It is developed for people with poor eye sight. It is meant to aid desktop computer usage. It is especially useful while chatting or for occasional typing. The user no longer has to squint or zoom in the entire screen to see what s/he writes in small text fields.
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