Vista - Printing frequently used text

Can you select more than one email address in Autofill?
If not can I assign an F key to print text when required?

CTRL+P is the universal print combination. Why not use that?



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Ian

"Gray" <Gray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can you select more than one email address in Autofill?
> If not can I assign an F key to print text when required?
>

I don't think you have understood my question, I want to assign an F key, if
possible to print the same text which is there when I press the key, I don't
know if this is possible. I want to retrive text. Thanks Ian for your reply
anyway.

"Ian Betts" wrote:

> CTRL+P is the universal print combination. Why not use that?
>
>
>
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> Ian
>
> "Gray" <Gray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:793278D0-5E14-42F3-9E3F-76ADA9D1A237@microsoft.com...
> > Can you select more than one email address in Autofill?
> > If not can I assign an F key to print text when required?
> >

No I am sorry but in XP and Vista you can assign shortcut combinations that
include F keys but only when those keys are not already part of the system
short cuts already provided.

Is it to much to hold one down while hitting another may I ask?

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Ian

"Gray" <Gray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:38444686-343C-41CF-A291-4076E4D932DE@microsoft.com...
>I don't think you have understood my question, I want to assign an F key,
>if
> possible to print the same text which is there when I press the key, I
> don't
> know if this is possible. I want to retrive text. Thanks Ian for your
> reply
> anyway.
>
> "Ian Betts" wrote:
>
>> CTRL+P is the universal print combination. Why not use that?
>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Ian
>>
>> "Gray" <Gray@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:793278D0-5E14-42F3-9E3F-76ADA9D1A237@microsoft.com...
>> > Can you select more than one email address in Autofill?
>> > If not can I assign an F key to print text when required?
>> >
>

Ian Betts wrote:
> No I am sorry but in XP and Vista you can assign shortcut combinations
> that include F keys but only when those keys are not already part of the
> system short cuts already provided.
>
> Is it to much to hold one down while hitting another may I ask?
>

I use this little freeware program that sit in the system tray.


http://www.phraseexpress.com/

gls858

Thanks gls858,

"gls858" wrote:

> Ian Betts wrote:
> > No I am sorry but in XP and Vista you can assign shortcut combinations
> > that include F keys but only when those keys are not already part of the
> > system short cuts already provided.
> >
> > Is it to much to hold one down while hitting another may I ask?
> >
>
> I use this little freeware program that sit in the system tray.
>
>
> http://www.phraseexpress.com/
>
> gls858
>