Typaste by katahiromz & rbergen

Typing + Paste == Typaste.

Typaste is a program that intercepts the pasting process by Ctrl+V while this window is displayed and emulates text input like typing. This allows you to break through the paste prohibition.

You can stop input by presssing Esc key.

License: MIT

• The delay used for key depress, hold, and release is the Travel delay as configured with the Settings dialog.
• The delay between character key presses is randomly chosen between the two Delay values configured with the Settings dialog.

Typaste supports playing sound files when simulating key presses. The following applies:

• enter.wav, if available, is played when Enter is simulated.
• space.wav, if available, is played when the space key is simulated.
• modifierdown.wav, if available, is played when the depress of a modifier key (shift, control, alt) is simulated.
• modifierup.wav, if available, is played when the release of a modifier key (shift, control, alt) is simulated.
• If any of the previously mentioned sound files don't exist, the sound for a "regular" key press is used.
• All files with the extension .wav that were not previously mentioned are considered potential sound files for regular key presses.
• Using the configuration set with the Settings dialog, either of the following can be chosen:
  • one of the potential key press sound files is selected for all key presses.
  • for each simulated key press, one of the potential key press sound files is randomly chosen.

It works on Windows XP/Vista/7/10/11.

Please do not use this software for illegal purposes.

• 2019.08.07 ver.0.5.1
  • First release.
• 2019.08.14 ver.0.5.2
  • Add "Open ReadMe".
• 2019.XX.YY ver.0.5.3
  • Check window existence before startup.
  • Add play sound feature.
• 2022.08.28 ver.0.6.0-rvb
  • Resemble natural typing.
• 2022.09.17 ver.0.6.1-rvb
  • Add ability to inject simulated typos.
• 2022.09.17 ver.0.6.2-rvb
  • Address type conversion compiler warnings on 64-bit builds
• 2023.01.02 ver.0.6.3-rvb
  • Speed up entry of sequences of more than 3 identical characters

• Katayama Hirofumi MZ (katahiromz) katayama.hirofumi.mz@gmail.com
• Rutger van Bergen (rbergen), for changes implemented from version 0.6.0-rvb onwards rbergen@xs4all.nl