While wearables and wristbands are gradually gaining fame in its tech space, Fastfox realized they are not widely used at the moment, though they can most benefit people to live more active and healthy lifestyles. The Fastfox smartwatch has customizable cover stickers and colors so the user can change them whenever they like. For $8, donors can still have the watch in black and for $9, the watch is offered in the design and color they want. The tech company offered 100 of the watches at $7, which were quickly taken. Samsung Galaxy Gear starts at $199, Moto 360 from Motorola is tagged $249 while the upcoming Apple Watch will be available for $349.įastfox launched a campaign on Pozible, an Australian crowdfunding site to release the smart wristband. Fastfox, a Chinese startup says, a minimal hardware and a simple software, make it possible for them to offer a cheap smartwatch at a price that is incredibly far from the contemporary wearables in the market. Please see the page on Automatic Case Sensitivity for a fuller explanation.Fastfox smartwatch becomes everyone’s wearable as it sells for only $7 at the Pozible website, an inexpensive new watch that would help the user live a healthier life. If you type ALL of the letters in uppercase, then FastFox will upper-case the entire expansion. If you type the first character in upper case, then FastFox will upper-case the first character in the expansion. At the time you create the shortcut, it is not case sensitive, but when it is time to expand it, FastFox will take as its cue whether you upper-case the shortcut when you type it. If this feature is on Fastfox will automatically upper-case the expansion if you upper-case the shortcut when you type. This option only works for Simple Text shortcuts. To do this open the options dialog, select the "General" tab, find "Expansion Casing" and check the item "Typing shortcut as all caps expands text as all caps". Automatic case sensitivityįor this feature to work you must turn on Expansion Casing. Although not truly a hotkey, Ctrl+Shift+T is provided by default to insert the current system date into your document. The Hotkeys give you quick access to various settings within FastFox. Help Hotkeys FastFox has several "Hotkeys" that you can use while your cursor has focus in the FastFox application window.For example, you can use a different set of shortcuts for different applications. This can help you keep your shortcuts organized. Provides a way to create named categories ( groups) of shortcuts. Provides access to the features for creating, editing, and deleting shortcuts. It also provides access to your Fastfox settings. Provides options for loading and saving shortcut collections. Menus The menu categories for FastFox are as follows: Each pair represents the shortcut keyword that will be matched and the text that will replace it. Main window The main window displays a list of shortcut keyword/expansion pairs. This would allow you to avoid typing an extra space and backspace. For example, you could define a Ctrl+Q shortcut to produce "-year-old". Macro shortcuts work without having to type a whitespace key. An easier way to get the desired result is to define a Command shortcut. You could instead, type "7", then a space, then a backspace, then "yo". But if you type "7 yo" you get "7 -year-old" with a space. But, what if you want an expansion to occur immediately after some text, and without any white space? For example, suppose you have a shortcut called "yo" that expands to "-year-old", and you want to produce the text "7-year-old". Please note: Older versions of FastFox did not have case-sensitive keywords, so if you are upgrading FastFox but still using an older abbrev.dat file, you will have to either upper-case the shortcuts you type or edit them if you want to change them to lower-case.įor text shortcuts (both simple text and formatted text), the expansion occurs when a white-space key is entered after the shortcut. For example, when you type the shortcut qbf into an application, FastFox will then replace it with the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Using FastFox Overview FastFox will actively track and replace keywords in all applications as long as it is running, even when it is minimized to the System Tray.
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