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There is no golden rule which paste method works best with specific target programs. Use this setting if the target applications cannot process RTF properly. This setting may be required if the target applications struggles with HTML contents in the clipboard. The target application has to pick the preferred from the provided formats. PhraseExpress always uses RTF and HTML format. PhraseExpress uses RTF and HTML except in specific target applications that are known to have difficulties with HTML. PhraseExpress stores formatted phrases in RTF format and can be configured to derive a HTML version from the RTF source to maximize compatibility with target appliations: You can optionally let the phrases step-by-step by checking the option " Output linked phrases phrase-by-phrase".

Linked/Nested phrases are rendered to a complete phrase which is output in one single step.

PhraseExpress will then explicitly sets the program focus. If you experience that text is not inserted properly into the target application, you may try the option " Force focus change".

#GET URL FROM FIREFOX BROWSER IN PHRASEEXPRESS WINDOWS#

After selecting a phrase from a popup menu, Windows automatically changes the focus back from the popup menu to the target program.

This causes a little extra delay, as the original clipboard contents need to be cached and restored.

PhraseExpress can optionally " Restore previous clipboard contents" after phrase insertion.Some programs work better with VK_Packet and others may be fine with SendKey (JAVA programs and the popular chat client Pidgin for example). The paste method can be configured separately for specific target program (video tutorial).The clipboard can paste large chunks of text very fast but requires some time to be filled with contents.Įnabling option " Automatically Paste text via clipboard if length exceeds x characters" chooses the recommended paste method based on the phrase length. PhraseExpress copies the phrase into the clipboard, switches to the target application and triggers the clipboard to paste its contents into the target application. The Windows clipboard must be used for formatted text or bitmaps.May not work with special keyboard layouts or special characters.Maximum program compatibility (including Java applets, Safari browser, Pidgin).Not supported by a few target applications.Supports most international (including Asian) character sets and keyboard language layouts.PhraseExpress supports two keystroke simulation methods: The longer the text, the longer it takes to insert it. You can actually watch how PhraseExpress "enters" the text for you. Simulating keystrokes begins instantly without delay but each keystroke takes a little time. The 'Key-by-Key' simulation of individual key strokes is suitable for short text without formatting.Windows offers several methods to paste text into a target application: If you use Lotus Notes, you may need to manually enable MAPI support in Lotus Notes.

#GET URL FROM FIREFOX BROWSER IN PHRASEEXPRESS PC#

If MAPI fails, please search your PC for the file fixmapi.exe and launch it with administrative privileges. E-Mail Delivery MethodĮxperiment with the email delivery method setting if you experience difficulties with the macro function.Įnable UTF-8 character encoding if your email client uses such encoding. Global program restrictions are not shared with other users sharing a common phrase file/database. This configuration is stored in the local configuration file of the user's computer and overrides any phrase program restriction. The detection of Autotext, hotkeys and the AutoSuggest feature can be restricted on a global level. Games) where ENTER may be blocked or double-executed.

You can disable this behavior, as it can cause problems in certain programs (e.g. The option Route ENTER and TAB through PhraseExpress allows the program to extend Autotexts to their phrases if they are confirmed by ENTER before they are sent to the target application. If you use #0 for both delimiters, then input would be recognized at any position within a word.

#0 means any character, #9 means the TAB-key, #13 means the ENTER-key. Autotextĭefault leading- and trailing delimiter are the standard delimiters, allowing PhraseExpress to recognize the beginning and end of an Autotext. Before contacting support, please revert the expert options to default values. We do not provide technical support in the event that you change the expert options. Expert options are reserved for advanced users who need to adapt PhraseExpress to special use scenarios based on our instructions.