TrayText 6.0c
TrayText for Windows 95/98/NT4/2000/ME allows you to store your favorite autotext items (stock phrases or "boilerplate" text - up to 32KB each) which are then available to any application with 2 mouse clicks or keyboard presses.
TrayText awarded 4 stars at ZDNet!
Please note that TrayText has been superseded by the
more powerful KeyText - but if you feel TrayText may meet your needs, then you are welcome to try it out!
Click here
to download TrayText v6.0c as a .zip (80KB)
Also available in self-extracting form; file is bigger, but it includes setup and
uninstall routines.
Click here
to download TrayText c6.0c as an .exe (188KB)
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Full Program Description:
At the moment you may have your autotext or boilerplate text set up in your
word-processor - but what about when you are using an e-mail program, a database
or desktop publisher? How often have you wanted to insert a stock phrase into
an application and had to type it because it was stored in another? It could be
your address, your e-mail signature, even your name. TrayText is the simple
answer.
Left-click the TrayText icon in the tray, and a menu will appear showing the text items you
have stored. Click the item you want and it will be "typed" in for you
in the application you are using - during which the TrayText icon in
the tray will look like this:
. There is a shortcut to the text stored as item
number 1 - simply double-click the TrayText icon with the left mouse-button. You
can store the phrase you use most often there, for ease of access.
A keyboard shortcut is available so that you can set up a combination of keys (eg Ctrl-Alt-T) which, when pressed, will bring up the left- click menu. Then type the number associated with the item you want and the text is inserted. Your hands have never left the keyboard!
TrayText also has a useful spike feature for collecting text from different documents or applications ready to insert in another document or application.
TIP - Because TABs and ENTERs can be included in a text item, TrayText can automate
the filling in of many dialog boxes, forms (including Internet browser forms), database fields or spreadsheet/table cells.
For example, to fill in a password request dialog box, make a text item with your name,
a TAB, your password, and an ENTER. TrayText can then automatically type in your name,
move to the next field, type the password, and select OK.
TIP - An online chat
user reports: "The beauty of this program is that in insert mode it "stuffs" the keyboard,
making it work in programs where copy-paste won't work.. AND you can pause it and type
and then resume where you left off.. this makes editing a document online with a friend
or colleague so easy!"
TrayText is shareware - "try before you buy". It costs USD 15 (or GBP 10) to register, but you may use it free for a 28-day evaluation period.
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