TyperTask

Although it doesn't take long to prepare your computer for work, it's better to simply reach the desktop with everything at your disposal. The same goes for writing down standard text forms, and it can get frustrating if constantly repeated. Luckily, there are specialized applications like TyperTask that let you perform and abundance of operations with the help of hotkeys.

At its core, the application aims to improve the time in which you type specific text by delivering it when certain triggers are activated. There are even a few examples, with options to simply start writing a word or phrase while the assigned command fills in the rest automatically.

However, the way in which this is done might not appeal to everyone. Everything is text-based, so you need to take your time to configure each command, letter by letter, just as you do with programming.

On the other hand, the process is only time-consuming, with a level of difficulty in setting up commands that allows anyone, regardless of experience to try it out. More aid in accommodation is provided by the rich help manual, cleverly organized and containing all supported commands.

This also presents a few advantages. For starters, size of configuration files is not something to worry about and the application itself is portable, which means you can store all commands on a USBl Flash drive to use on the go. This brings us to another goodie, which is the possibility to create as many different configuration sets and only load when needed.

Sadly enough, the application is not configured to run at startup, which means you need to access it every time you need its help. What's more, hotkeys can be used only while the program is running, but it cleverly minimizes to your system tray so it doesn't take any space on your desktop or task bar.

Taking everything into consideration, we can say that TyperTask is a basic approach on automation. Intentions are good, with a light package that lets you create custom and unlimited configurations you can load only when needed. However, the creation method requires a little time to go through and it might not appeal to everyone.