paste shortcut

[David]

I have several very long email addresses that I enter
manually several times a day. Is there a way to set a
function (such as CTR-ALT-F6) to paste this at any time?

David

[Will Denny]

Hi

You could use a macro:

http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?st=3Db&qu=3Dmacro&view=3D=
en-us

Will

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[Ted]

"David" > wrote in message =
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> I have several very long email addresses that I enter=20
> manually several times a day. Is there a way to set a=20
> function (such as CTR-ALT-F6) to paste this at any time?=20
>=20
> David

Since you don't say if you're using an Outlook,, or Outlook Express as =
your e-mail client, I'll just assume so!

Open one of them then click on "Address Book" then click on "Help", =
then "Content and index" and type in the box "adding groups to the =
Address Book", and learn!

[Ted]

"Will Denny" > wrote in message =
...

""Hi

You could use a macro:""


Bwahahahahahahahaha!

[David]

I'm looking for a general shortcut, not one limited to a
specific application. I use both Outlook and OE.

David
>-----Original Message-----
>
>"David" > wrote in message
...
>> I have several very long email addresses that I enter
>> manually several times a day. Is there a way to set a
>> function (such as CTR-ALT-F6) to paste this at any
time?
>>
>> David
>
>Since you don't say if you're using an Outlook,, or
Outlook Express as your e-mail client, I'll just assume
so!
>
>Open one of them then click on "Address Book" then click
on "Help", then "Content and index" and type in the
box "adding groups to the Address Book", and learn!
>.
>

[Ted]

"David" > wrote in message =
...
> I'm looking for a general shortcut, not one limited to a=20
> specific application. I use both Outlook and OE.
>=20

Then take the addresses you have, and follow those instructions in the =
"Help" files. You can either add them to your address book, then take =
those addresses, and make them a group, name it something you like, add =
them (that) to your contacts, then use that group in a "new e-mail" in =
OE and/or Outlook, since you are more than likely using one of those =
anyway, it can be in your contacts list. This can be achieved with any =
e-mail client. When you create mail, select that group from your =
contacts as the recipient(s)=20

You still didn't specify what e-mail system you use, ie, a client, or a =
web based system.

If you simply want to copy-n-paste them into the "to" address bar (why I =
don't know, it seems more difficult that way), then open notepad, and =
type out the addresses, followed by a semi-colon, or a comma after each =
address, and save-as whatever you'd like, then copy-n-paste it to =
whatever "to" Cc", or "Bcc".

[Ken Blake]

In , David wrote:

> I'm looking for a general shortcut, not one limited to a
> specific application. I use both Outlook and OE.


There are many programs around that let you type an abbreviation,
and it then supplies the full text. They typically work in all
applications. I use a feeware program called Robotype (do a
search to find it). So for example if I type "ms," it supplies
"Microsoft." It could do the same thing with names and E-mail
addresses.

--
Ken Blake
Please reply to the newsgroup



>> -----Original Message-----
>>
>> "David" > wrote in message
> ...
>>> I have several very long email addresses that I enter
>>> manually several times a day. Is there a way to set a
>>> function (such as CTR-ALT-F6) to paste this at any time?
>>>
>>> David
>>
>> Since you don't say if you're using an Outlook,, or
> Outlook Express as your e-mail client, I'll just assume
> so!
>>
>> Open one of them then click on "Address Book" then click
> on "Help", then "Content and index" and type in the
> box "adding groups to the Address Book", and learn!
>> .

[Ted]

"Ken Blake" > wrote in message =
...
> In , David wrote:
>=20
> > I'm looking for a general shortcut, not one limited to a
> > specific application. I use both Outlook and OE.
>=20
>=20
> There are many programs around that let you type an abbreviation,
> and it then supplies the full text. They typically work in all
> applications. I use a feeware program called Robotype (do a
> search to find it). So for example if I type "ms," it supplies
> "Microsoft." It could do the same thing with names and E-mail
> addresses.
>=20
> --=20
> Ken Blake
> Please reply to the newsgroup
>=20
>=20
>=20

You stupid ****tard! Did you bother to read the OP?

[Bruce-1]

You can try this:
Right click on the desktop, choose new, shortcut.
In the "location of the item" space enter the address you want a
shortcut to, prefixed by mailto:
Thus- .
Then enter a name for the shortcut.
When you click on this shortcut it will bring up a new message window
with the address already entered for you.
(You can place this shortcut anywhere convenient that you like.)

On Sat, 19 Jul 2003 06:46:07 -0700, "David"
> wrote:

>I have several very long email addresses that I enter
>manually several times a day. Is there a way to set a
>function (such as CTR-ALT-F6) to paste this at any time?
>
>David

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