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The Skylight vision is an in-context, reflex driven expression entry tool. An instrument bridging the divide in human-machine interaction. An interface that with some training, allows you to act at the edge oIIt can search, launch, lookup, automate and define, all in a systematic, predictable way. Boasting advanced habit learning and matching algorithms, infinite plug-in extensibility (almost there) and the general smarts equivalent of a rat, itBy design, it just rocks anything else away.


Download Skylight Beta 901
.NET 3.5 will install if required, please be patient, why DotNet?
Windows XP, 2003, Vista, 32/64bit
Offline Skylight Installer


Whats New

 updated 80.24 days ago.
  • new feedback forum awaits your input!
  • support for custom Web Search Providers
  • Catalog UI for easy item managment
  • Minimal UI AppRocket style UI for launching,
    the full expression UI remains just a key-stroke away
  • Desktop Search (WDS) Support brings full content search to Skylight,
    search inside any document, email or notebook
  • global text grab select text anywhere,
    hit Alt-Space, press Enter...
    and you're looking at Google search results, couldn't be simpler
  • inline calculator type 2+2 get 4,
    type 2+sqrt(5/3*pi*pow(e,2.2)) get 8.874217
  • folder browser with filtering
  • media player refactor, slicker, meaner and more useful
  • YouTube MP4 playback and download
  • indexed media, search through all your music in a snap
  • send IM from within Skylight
       ...for a complete list, see 'Whats New' within Skylight

Release Notes

  • CapsLock issues exist under WinXP and if UAC is active under Vista.
  • If UAC is active, 'Current Items' may not properly grab selected text.
  • In general User Account Control (UAC) is bad for automation!
  • You may hear an audable 'beep' when activating Skylight, this is a side-effect the 'Current Items' perspective trying to grab text via Clipboard, due to a 'limitation' within Windows there is no clear method of doing this so Skylight must do what it can! One solution is to disable Windows sounds or disable the perspective.
  • Requires .Net 3.5 SP1 Framework, now this is not a bad thing! One way to look at it is that if an app dosn't require .Net chances are its written using 80's technology, now we don't want that do we?



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