FOR AGAINST CATS1.4.6

Ever left your computer or laptop untented for just a couple of minutes only to come back and discover that your furry feline companion is indeed highly skilled at entering random data using the keyboard?If you've had or you're currently having this problem, then you might be interested in what a bare-bones and unassuming yet potential useful application dubbed FOR AGAINST CATS has to offer.

Brings a much needed "cat mode" to all Windows users

In short, this command line application allows you to block and unblock your computer's keyboard in order to protect it from your cat's annoying inputs. It's so simple that all it requires on your part is a simple concomitant press on both CTRL keys.And, before you panic regarding the no-frills nature of this app, it's worth pointing out that it doesn't require much in order to work. There's a good chance that you will opt for running the app in the hassle-free hidden mode.

How to run and use this tiny utility

Simply download the archive from our servers, unzip it, and run the FAC86 or FAC64 executable files with full administrator rights. As of now, as mentioned before, you can block or unblock your computer's keyboard by concomitantly pressing both CTRL keys, and that's basically all you need to know.If you're curious, it's also worth highlighting that the application can be run in the so-called console mode. To achieve this, just launch a full-system-rights CMD session and run it from there. Now, you'll be able to view the app's help section by running the "-h" or "-?" commands. Before we conclude, please note that you can use the Task Manager to stop the application when running in hidden mode.

Probably the easiest way of protecting your PC from sneaky-cat keyboard inputs

All in all, it may seem a bit unapproachable, however, the application does work as advertised as it truly offers a fast and dependable way of blocking and unblocking your computer's keyboard.Simply press both CTRL keys and there you have it - a super-duper keyboard CAT MODE.