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... gain; you don't have to. A little while ago I mentioned a product called ShortKeys (see http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/004.htm#work for more information). This is a Windows program that allows you to automate typing. You type a few characters, and ShortKeys substitutes a much longer piece of text. On the Mac there's a similar program, called TypeIt4Me. ShortKeys: http://www.shortkeys.com/ TypeIt4Me: http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~r-ettore/ I used ShortKeys to save hours of work during this registration process. I simply set up a few shortcuts like this: I Type... ShortKeys substitutes... ---- ...

... omputer -- in particular while wandering around the Web promoting your site or product (see http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/004.htm#work ). In that article I mentioned that I only knew of one programmable keyboard, but since then readers have sent me information about several others. Just in case you are interested in getting such a keyboard -- it could save you literally hundreds of hours in wasted repetitive tasks -- here's that information. Maxim keyboard, Kinesis Corporation http://www.kinesis-ergo.com/ MCK-142 Pro, Kbtek America No Web site at present, but you can use the following phone number or e-mail add ...