ActiveWords

ActiveWords has a well acclaimed product claiming "One Word is Worth a Thousand Clicks"

 

Comparing the GUI and ActiveWords

ActiveWords adds user interface functionality to the GUI, allowing words to be used to trigger actions within any context at any time. Here is an example comparing one way to use the GUI to navigate to the Yahoo! web site with using an ActiveWord. The benefits should be obvious. Navigate to the Yahoo! web site using the GUI Grab the mouse. Drag the mouse pointer so that the pointer hovers over the Windows Start menu on the Task Bar. Click the left mouse button to open the Start Menu. Move the mouse pointer until it hovers over the listing called "Internet Explorer". Click the left mouse button to open Internet Explorer. Wait for Internet Explorer to be opened. Move the mouse pointer until it hovers within the field called "Address" within the Internet Explorer tool bars. Press the left mouse button to make the "Address" field active. Move your hand from the mouse to the keyboard. Type "www.yahoo.com". Press the Enter key. Navigate to the Yahoo! web site using ActiveWords. Type "yahoo". Press the ActiveWords Key.