TheLegend

Like me, most of us get tired of typing the same username or password for most of the sites we visit. Or we just get plain tired of typing. I also am a creature of habit and type the same thing more than a few times a day(i.e. my address, usernames and passwords).



I have been using a program called SuperKeys published by Vellosoft for over a year now and it has made typing various keystrokes a piece of cake. The program itself is quite simple. The user specifies a particular keystroke and when pressed generates a string of text also designated by the user called replacement text.

For example:
Specific Keystroke-;;l
Text-TheLegend



The program is scheduled to run on startup and will work with any application. It sits in the system tray for easy access to modify/change text. The user can specify any number of trigger keys and replacement text. From experience, make sure the trigger keys are somewhat innocuous so not to be annoying if accidentally pressed.

Link for download:
http://www.download.com/3000-2094_4-10237773.html

EnJoy!
TheLegend

TheLegend

Any suggestions?

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Chopes

How about securitry?

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TheLegend

You can always take the necessary precautions. Hide the icon in your system tray. Lock the computer while away. I've yet to have a problem in the year since I've been using it.

woop

I use robofrom - very secure and easy to use.

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