DownloadAn autohotkey based text insertion utility. Inserts user-defined text strings into any application using set shortcut keys. Shows a small persistent window in lower left corner of screen. User strings defined using separate utility. *V2 now available
Features
- Text insertion available across applications - especially suitable for 'legacy' apps
- Can replicate use of key modifiers (CTRL, ALT, SHIFT etc)
- Totally configurable by user
- Insertion of repetitive text into email, word processing, database & other applications
- 'If you can type it, you can AUTOFILL it'
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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)Follow Autofill
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Man, this thing is cool. Exactly what I was looking for. It's small, simple and straight-forward, exactly what I needed dealing with high-volume communication. It's light-weight and nimble. Just download, unzip and start the application. Boom--you're done. And because you don't have to install anything the files are portable and can be used on/transferred to multiple computers easily with a usb or something like that. It's petite and discrete, tucks right in the left corner of my screen and stays above all windows like good references do. I was happy to find I can use it in every text/email program I've thrown at it, including and especially my Gmail. About the only thing that's wrong with it is that the developer forgot to upload the source code to SourceForge. I was going to edit it to insert multiple lines of text at once. So that's why I had to ding you in the Support area :-P, sorry guy