Windows 10: How do I program a keyboard key to print my email address

There are many occasions to enter your email address. Is there a way to program a key to do this?

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My Favorates keys don't work

I have a Microsoft Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 V1.0. On Windows 7, the My Favorites keys worked when I booted the computer for the programs I assigned to them with the keyboard Mouse and Keyboard Center program. When I upgraded to Windows 10, the My Favorites
keys did not work when the computer booted. I had to open and close the Mouse and Keyboard Center program. The program still had all the My Favorites programs assigned to the keys. I have the current version of the keyboard software installed.

How do I make the keys be automatically assigned when I boot the computer?

I can be reached at *** Email address is removed for privacy ***

 

How do I sync a ymail email address to my HTC radar?

I have tried restarting my phone and it still does not work.

When i try to sign in with yahoo, it gives me an error saying the information that i typed in is wrong.

It also gives me an "advanced" option.

how do i do this?

 

I see you're using a HP laptop....HP (with desktops) used to have keyboards that had special keyboard keys to do just that. I had one that had these functions....it had an internet key, mail key, music key and a few others. I've not seen a laptop that had these functions. The only other keyboards that do is are aftermarket keyboards that have the ability to add macros. Where you can assign different functions to a specific key or set of keys. I don't know of any 3rd party software that can do this.

 

Check this out..... Open programs with keyboard shortcuts in Windows 10 - CNET

 

Thanks for the suggestion. Nothing has worked so far. It looks like macros only work with word processing. I simply want to press a key and have my email address printed since it's so long. Pain to input each time.

 

I found a solution to the problem and it works just fine. Go to this URL. AutoHotkey
Mel

 

I convert a .cmd file or a .vbs file to an .exe for .cmd file

@echo off
echo L: saintnick@northpole.com | clip the key above the enter key makes the | symbol

in vbs script

Dim stringString ="saintnick@gmail.com"Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")WshShell.Run "cmd.exe /c echo "& String &"|clip",0, TRUE

For a Shortcut
cmd.exe /c echo Whatever Text| clip

 

I think I get all that Alzio, but don't see what triggers it. In other words, what do you do to get L: Saintnick@gmail.com to print? Being fairly dumb this afternoon.