Bind keyboard button + a text

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Hi!
So, I'm kinda new to programming, but I want to start out with creating a program that can bind my password, email etc so i just can press it and it enters my email.

Like this:

F1 + 'xxx@hotmail.com'

And when i press F1 it will type my 'xxx@hotmail.com'

Regards

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Posted 24-Dec-12 5:19am

Luan Mollakuqe

Updated 24-Dec-12 5:20am

Thomas Daniels

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Thomas Daniels 24-Dec-12 11:21am

Which programming language do you use?

Luan Mollakuqe 24-Dec-12 11:23am

C#

Thomas Daniels 24-Dec-12 11:24am

Thanks.

Akinmade Bond 24-Dec-12 12:29pm

Take a look at http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/20988/Clipboard-little-helper

and http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/442285/Global-Shortcuts-in-WinForms-and-WPF

Luan Mollakuqe 25-Dec-12 4:33am

Thank you very much!

Akinmade Bond 25-Dec-12 8:26am

Happy to help.

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Rddezh · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-24T06:31:00

Solution 2

Hi!

You should use the SendKeys. It simulates the keyboard presses.

C++

SendKeys.Send("xxx@hotmail.com");

The only problem is, how will you get information if F1 key is pressed. If your aplication is not focused that could not work. You should try, I'm not sure about this.

Regards!

Posted 24-Dec-12 6:31am

Rddezh