SlickRun Help

Introduction

SlickRun is a powerful but surprisingly complicated little application.  It takes time to learn, but we think you'll find it well worth your effort.

So what is a SlickRun MagicWord, you ask? A MagicWord is a "friendly name" for a program. For instance, C:\Program Files\Outlook\Outlook.Exe" might be how you start your mail program from the command line. However, "Mail" is a lot more descriptive, and a lot easier to type. To that end, SlickRun allows you to create MagicWords to programs or document files.

SlickRun loves the Internet

SlickRun can make accessing the Internet more convenient than ever! You can type any web address beginning with http:// or www. in SlickRun to instantly navigate to a web site. For even more convenience, you can create MagicWords to your favorite sites. For instance, to create a link to a web search, add a MagicWord named "go" and set the FILENAME to http://www.google.com To search the web at any time, simply type GO, and your web browser will launch, and go to the specified web address. Adding mail, FTP, or Telnet shortcuts is just as easy.

Sizing and Placing SlickRun

Context-Menu

Right-click on the Command Bar window to show the following menu:

   

JOT

The JOT feature allows you to keep short notes.  Simply drag and drop text from almost any program (Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word, etc) to SlickRun and the JOT will collect the text.  Note: SlickRun automatically saves the content of the JOT.

Type in the box next to Find to start an incremental text search.

Click Undo Changes to throw away any edits you've made to JOT. 

Suggestion: Drag and drop order confirmation numbers from Web pages to the JOT and it will remember them for you.


Intrinsic MagicWords

Keyboard Commands

Global Keyboard commands

SlickRun Keyboard commands


Other Help Topics

To learn more about using SlickRun, check out the following topics:


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