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11682_32 Jay Dugger's Bookmarks Tagged With "activewords"

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  1. Visit AWesome AWesome

    An ActiveWords blog, which might provide valuable tutorials on scripting.

  2. Visit OrangeGuava OrangeGuava

    windows xp tablet specific application developer Worth checking out if I a get a tablet.

  3. Visit The ActiveWords Community :: Index The ActiveWords Community :: Index

    Top-level for ActiveWords forums

  4. Visit AutoHotkey - Free Mouse and Keyboard Macro Program with Hotkeys and AutoText AutoHotkey - Free Mouse and Keyboard Macro Program with Hotkeys and AutoText

    AutoHotkey unleashes the full potential of your keyboard, joystick, and mouse. For example, in addition to the typical Control, Alt, and Shift modifiers, you can use the Windows key and the Capslock key as modifiers.

  5. Visit Automating Windows with Autohotkey Automating Windows with Autohotkey

    If you want to automate some repetitive tasks or write a simple utility that makes your daily computing easier, it's not very practical to learn a full-blown programming language. Instead, you'd be better off using a scripting tool like Autohotkey that a

  6. Visit AutoIt Script Home Page AutoIt Script Home Page

  7. Visit The OS-level real-time spell check and speed typing software The OS-level real-time spell check and speed typing software

    As-U-Type is a smart OS-level real-time spell check and speed typing software that works with all Windows applications to make your typing perfectly accurate and fast

  8. Visit AddictiveWords AddictiveWords

  9. Visit AWesome: ActiveWords Recall 101 AWesome: ActiveWords Recall 101

    Remembering which active words you created, for which purpose and with which name can seem a challenge. In this post I'll show you tricks to effectively pinpoint and systemize your active words.

  10. Visit AWesome: Grouping your Active Words AWesome: Grouping your Active Words

    Managing larger amounts of active words becomes much easier if you assign your active words to groups. Groups help you split up your collection in categories that you choose. ActiveWords groups also function as a directory heading: once your group exi

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