Computer Hardware and Networking

Being an Internet fan, you often communicate through webmail and post many contributions on forums. Since you often use similar text to identify yourself on a lot of website, you would prefer to work with auto-complete in Mozilla FireFox. Equip Firefox with an autotext function with free extension ‘Clippings’. This saves, for instance, the effort of typing in forums or complicated copying.The XPI ile for installing this update is available on addons. ID = 1347.

Click in the website on the ‘Install’ link or open the XPI file with Firefox if you have downloaded it. Start the integration by clicking on ‘Install now’. Also select the ‘Restart Firefox’ command to complete the installation process.
You need to first create the text before using it. Select a desired text in the browser and right-click on it. The context menu now displays the update. You can either set the selected text as a clipping with ‘Clippings | New entry with selected text’ or start the main dialog with ‘Clippings | Open Clippings Manager’.

Further possibilities: double-click on the new text symbol on the right part of the status bar or pull the selected text to this position by drag and drop. After you have created the text fragments, organize them in folders in the Clippings Manager. Each folder later represents a sub menu—this gives you a quick overview. Use the ‘Options | New entry from Clipboard’ command to use copied texts in the quickest possible way. At this point, you can also save your data in an RDF ile with ‘Options | Export’. Now close the dialog.using the Auto teXts: To use these texts, right-click on the entry field of the opened website. You can now access the hierarchically arranged folders with the sorted texts through ‘Clippings’ and insert them with a click.

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