Storing a string of characters under one key?


  1. GeorgePotts
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    Storing a string of characters under one key?


    I have a few tediously long character strings which I frequently need to type - can I store them under a single key so that they are available in any application?
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  3. rbmorse
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    Like a keyboard macro?
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  4. rraod
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    MS Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1
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    This feature is available in MS Word called autotext. But you can use this feature only in MS Word.
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