Assign keywords to frequently used phrases and AutoText will type a common phrase each time you type the corresponding keyword. AutoText will store your common text fragments (frequently used sentences, common phrases) organized in folders and quickly insert them into your documents. It is an autocomplete feature added to any program. For example, type "ffr" and Auto Text will replace it with "feel free to contact us".
Speed up your personal computing experience by reducing time consuming, repetitive task through the use of abbreviations. Imagine typing a piece of correspondence in your favorite word processor and then typing the abbreviation "sign" to affix your closing and signature to the document. You can also use the abbreviation shortcuts to open applications, websites, your email client and do web searches. You can invoke abbreviations from any program.
Hotkey manager that helps you to work in Windows. Hot key oriented with extensive tray menu support. The real "One for all" application. Some features: Additional clipboards, Screenshot helper, task manager. Can minimize any application to tray and more. Every action can be connected to the incredible hotkeys including multimedia keys (mmkeys). WireKeys allows user to automate almost all aspects of everyday working with computer.
Rapid Key for Windows XP,2000,2003,NT,ME,9x provides you with a new Windows functionality: After starting RapidKey you find the RapidKey icon on the taskbar. You can use Autotexts, macros (keystroke, mouse clicks and mouse movements), Fast macro, desktop shortcuts and favorite folders in all your Windows applications.
GhostTyperXML can make the daily work at the computer more efficient and quicker regardless of which software you use. Repetitive texts, e-mail addresses and hyperlinks can be stored as so called entries in GhostTyperXML and can be activated by pressing a key as and when required.
Helps writers in repetitive tasks: input of long words or phrases, or pieces of text, and in recovering lost pieces of text. As an assistant of the writer observing the sequence of his keystrokes, it will predict and suggest reasonable continuations of the user's text input according to former occurrences of the context. Whenever the user accepts one of the suggestions, the assistant will input it to the active application, in place of the user.
