Programs for Filling In Web Forms?
cafebabe asks: "My mother has severe arthritis and must do a lot of her shopping online since it is painful for her to walk. Since she also has trouble typing, she needs a program to help her fill out all of the data entry fields on web sites. When I was home over Thanksgiving, I saw that my mother had Gator on her computer. I uninstalled it, explained spyware to her, and installed RoboForm, which I had heard good things about. RoboForm ended up causing her computer to crash so my father uninstalled it. Is RoboForm really the best thing out there or do any of you know of something better?"
I've thought about this. I think the ideal solution would be a coupling of something like Microsoft's Passport, except the server which your data would be aggregated on would be your own machine, with a set of standardized extensions to html that allow you to attach true metadata to form entries -- something like , , etc.
Just write a little .vbs script for each of her frequentlyp ting56.asp
d Keys(strPassword) ' Send the password to the Dialogbox
used forms and put an icon on the desktop for it.
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Option Explicit 'Set an automatic error for all undefined variables
Const promptTitle = "Enter Private Key Password"
Const ShowSigningStatus = True
Dim Wshshell, fso, oExec, shell, counter, tmp, signResult, exeError, objArgs
Dim strPassword: strPassword = ""
'Create an object array of the command line arguments
Set objArgs = WScript.Arguments
if NOT Wshshell.AppActivate(promptTitle) Then
MsgBox "No such window, "+promptTitle
WScript.Quit
End If
Wshshell.AppActivate(promptTitle)
Wshshell.Sen
WScript.Sleep 200
Wshshell.SendKeys("{ENTER}") ' Send an enter key to the Dialogbox.
WScript.Quit
s a kernel to get you started:
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and im not trying to be a dick, but remember, computers are not the answer to everyones problem, nor are they usable by all. But luckily alternatives exist.
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More to the point; Adaware lists some good non-spyware and free (both types) alternatives for the more common spyware vector programs. A very handy little list. You can find the link up there ^^ somewhere :)
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If she uses a discover card they have a program called deskshop that fills out forms and generates single use card numbers to improve security. Works pretty well in my experience.
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More details: http://www2.discovercard.com/shopcenter/deskshop/