SourceCode: QuickKey Portable for Windows
Posted: April 17th, 2009 | Author: jwiltse | Filed under: Tech | Tags: autoit, clipboard, sourcecode | No Comments »Summary:
“QuickKey” is an application I created with AutoIt to take text from the clipboard and save it to a hot-key combo. I needed it to do repetitive form filling. It’s written to be lean, quick and dirty. Here are the usage instructions:
- When launched for the first time, it creates and populates the “Clips” directory with it’s required files.
- The hotkeys to save text from the clipboard are all “CTRL” + “SHIFT” + any number key or function key from the top 2 rows of your keyboard (total of 22 available saved clips).
- The hotkeys to use a saved clip is simply “CTRL” + the number or function key you used when saving that clip.
- Example: “CTRL” + “SHIFT” + “6″ saves text from the clipboard to the 6.txt file. “CTRL” + “6″ sends the contents of the 6.txt file. Its like pasting it, but its more like automated typing.
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