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   Steps
  1. First add some items by clicking on the appropriate buttons
  2. Activate EasyTxt by clicking on the "play" icon on the toolbar
  3. Select the target textbox
  4. Tap (press and release) the Ctrl key (default key) to open the menu of stored texts
  5. Select from the menu using the mouse, arrow keys and Enter or shortcut key. You can close the menu by clicking outside of it or pressing any non shortcut keys
  • EasyTxt resides on the system tray

Note: Macros can be used in the stored text. However, in order to allow the use of these macros, the behavior of some text have been changed.

Key to simulate Symbol to use in stored text
(Case sensitive)		 Description
Tab \t This can be used to select the next field on a web browser.
Enter \n This simulates the pressing of the enter key.
Up Arrow Key \u This simulates the pressing of the up arrow key.
Down Arrow Key \d This simulates the pressing of the down arrow key.
Left Arrow Key \l This simulates the pressing of the left arrow key.
Right Arrow Key \r This simulates the pressing of the right arrow key.
Ctrl+V \v Simulates the Ctrl+V (Paste) key. This can be used to paste the current clipboard contents (not limited to text) in between the stored text.
Prompt Window \p Displays a prompt window for additional text that will be inserted at the location of "\p".

Multiple prompts are allowed in a stored text and macros other than "\p" are allowed in the additional text as well.

The maximum length allowed for the additional text is 512 characters
Unicode Macro \"" See help file for details

 

Key to display Symbol to use in stored text Description
\ \\ or \ followed by a character that is not already used as a macro above Used to enter text that have been reserved for use as macros.
e.g. To display "\t" use "\\t" in the stored text
e.g. Because "\a" is not used, the corresponding text will be "\a"

e.g. current\nnewline\\ will produce     

     
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