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Cracked JetPaste With Keygen is an utility for pasting commonly used text phrases or formatted text into the applications. You just have to press hotkey or click button 'Insert' and any text you define before will be automatically pasted. You can for example bind your e-mail address on Control+Shift+E, and every time you press Control+Shift+E, JetPaste will automatically type your e-mail address.
So it's handy for anything that you are writing commonly, like IP address, or your name. JetPaste can run minimized in system tray every time you start up your computer. To use the program easier JetPaste includes the support for keyboard shortcuts that allow you to bring-up the main window without going to the tray icon.
JetPaste is a program that helps you to save time in typing commonly used phrases. It allows you to store and organize commonly used phrases and retrieving them in the form of a menu using a shortcut key.
The menu can be selected using the mouse or shortcut key, allowing friendlier access without the need to move away from the keyboard. Macros can be used in the stored text to simulate the pressing of some keys such as Enter and arrow keys.
You can execute JetPaste from the tray menu.
You can set system-wide Hotkey to minimize JetPaste to System Tray. (Ctrl-Shift-E)
You can set shortcuts to bring up JetPaste window. (Ctrl-Shift-W)
You can set shortcuts to select items in JetPaste window. (Ctrl-R)
You can define shortcuts to simulate the pressing of some keys such as Enter or Arrow keys. (Ctrl-C and after that Ctrl-V)
You can also use others hotkeys with JetPaste by using appropriate shortcuts.
Support hotkeys that allows you to quickly bring up JetPaste window.
Available choices are shown below:
Ctrl-R Alt-R Alt-C Alt-R Alt-V Alt-C Alt-V
Ctrl-R Alt-C Ctrl-R Alt-V Ctrl-R Alt-V Ctrl-R Alt-C Ctrl-R Alt-C
Why use HotKey to minimize JetPaste to system tray (Alt+E)?
Using Hotkey for JetPaste is helpful because it minimizes JetPaste to system tray without interrupting you to the main application when you are working. HotKey enable you to bring JetPaste to
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So it's handy for anything that you are writing commonly, like IP address, or your name. JetPaste can run minimized in system tray every time you start up your computer.
To use the program easier JetPaste includes the support for keyboard shortcuts that allow you to bring-up the main window without going to the tray icon.
JetPaste is a program that helps you to save time in typing commonly used phrases. It allows you to store and organize commonly used phrases and retrieving them in the form of a menu using a shortcut key. The menu can be selected using the mouse or shortcut key, allowing friendlier access without the need to move away from the keyboard. Macros can be used in the stored text to simulate the pressing of some keys such as Enter and arrow keys.
Drag the icon (you may need to rename it first, depending on your system, e.g. converting to.dmg) to the Applications folder.
Go to the Utilities menu and open Terminal.
Type ctrl + shift + alt + i (or, if you have an older Mac, ctrl + alt + shift + i) followed by a space.
Now type:
sudo chmod +x JetPaste.app/
sudo chmod +x JetPaste.app/JetPaste
Press Enter.
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