Downloads
Download the latest free evaluation version of Direct Access and the free command packs.
Direct Access 2 – Free 21-day trial

Version: 2.8
Released: June 4, 2010
Interface in: English
, German
and Italian ![]()
File size: 12 MB
System Requirements:
- Windows 7 (32/64 bit), Vista (32/64 bit), XP
- .NET Framework 2.0
- 30 MB Free disk space, 256 MB of RAM
Free Command Packs (available for Direct Access 2.2 or above only)
Command packs are collections of commands that can be imported and shared among Direct Access users or different machines.
To import a Command Pack, double click on it. Direct Access will show the Import Commands Wizard and guide you through the import procedure.
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Easily insert HTML code and special characters into your HTML documents. The file contains 60 common HTML tags and special characters that can be inserted using an abbreviation |
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1200+ abbreviations to speed up medical transcriptionist work |
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This command pack contains 18 commands to quickly open the Control Panel cpl applications. |
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| 4700+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in English | |
| 350+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in German | |
| 80+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in Italian | |
| 1000+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in French | |
| 1000+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in Spanish | |
| 150+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in Dutch | |
| 100+ corrections for the most common spelling mistakes in Portuguese |
To install a Command Pack, follow these steps:
- Download the command pack file clicking on the link above
- Double click on the commandpack file just downloaded
- Direct Access will insert the commands into its internal library
Free scripts
Free scripts are little applications, mainly created with Macro Scheduler to automate small tasks. They can be downloaded as executables (no need to use Macro Scheduler to run them) and source code so that you can customize them to your needs. As these scripts are standard executables, they can be launched using an abbreviation
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This scripts prevents unwanted interactions with other applications when typing an abbreviation. When the script is active, before running a non Autotext command, press WIN+C. This will activate the taskbar. You are now free to type the abbreviation being sure that the typed keys won’t interfere with other applications. This improved version, written in Macro Scheduler, focuses the taskbar independently of its position on the screen. |
