Open a website into the default browser.
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Description |
URL |
Address of the website to open (you can omit the http://). You can open many websites at once, separating their URLs with the ; character. For example, to create a command that opens both google and the yahoo, enter: www.google.com;www.yahoo.com |
Open with |
Specifies the browser used to open the URL |
Description |
Description of the Command shown in the Commands Panel. Click |
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Abbreviation |
Typing this in any application triggers the Command.
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You can assign the same abbreviation to many commands. The abbreviation displays a menu when triggered.
If the abbreviation is already used by another command or group, a warning icon is displayed.
NOTE: you can assign multiple abbreviations to the same command clicking on For example the abbreviation no|note|notep invokes the command when you type any of the following:
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Confirmation |
Commands can be confirmed in different ways:
No confirm: the command is executed immediately after the abbreviation is typed.
Confirm key: the command is executed after the confirm key (default is SHIFT) is pressed, after typing the abbreviation.
Delimiter chars: the command is executed upon typing a delimiter char (like SPACE, ENTER or any punctuation mark) after typing the abbreviation. This option is mainly used for autocorrections.
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Execute the command. |
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Inserts a macro to perform advanced tasks like requesting data at execution time or inserting a special text. |
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Navigate up and down through the commands. Two keyboard shortcuts are defined for navigation. CTRL+UP: moves to the previous command CTRL+DOWN: moves to the next command |
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Saves the command and completes the operation. Changes are also saved when clicking outside the edit panel. |
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Cancels the edit operation. |
to remove it
button and typing a new abbreviations. Multiple abbreviations are separated by the 
