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The sequence which is auto-typed depends on the window's title. If you didn't specify any custom window/sequence associations, the default sequence is sent. If you created associations, keepass uses the sequence of the first matching association. If none of the associations match, the default sequence is used.

Global Auto-Type Hot Key

This is the more powerful method, but it also requires a little bit more work/knowledge, before it can be used.

Simple Global Auto-Type Example:

Create an entry in keepass titled Notepad with values for user name and password.

Start Notepad - under 'Programs' -> 'Accessories'.

Press Ctrl+Alt+A within Notepad. The user name and password will be typed into Notepad.

The keepass entry title Notepad is matched with the window title of Notepad and the default Auto-Type sequence is typed.

How It Works - Details:

KeePass registers a system-wide hot key for auto-type. The advantage of this hot key is that you don't need to switch to the keepass window and select the entry. You simply press the hot key while having the target window open (i.e. the window which will receive the simulated keypresses).

By default, the global hot key is Ctrl+Alt+A (i.e. hold the Ctrl and Alt keys, press A and release all keys). You can change this hot key in the options dialog (main menu - 'Tools' - 'Options', tab 'Integration'http://keepass.info/'Advanced'): here, click into the textbox below "Global Auto-Type Hot Key Combination" and press the hot key that you wish to use. If the hot key is usable, it will appear in the textbox.

When you press the hot key, KeePass looks at the title of the currently opened window and searches the currently opened database for usable entries. If keepass finds multiple entries that can be used, it displays a selection dialog. An entry is considered to be usable for the current window title when at least one of the following conditions is fulfilled:

The title of the entry is a substring of the currently active window title.

The entry has a window/sequence association, of which the window specifier matches the currently active window title.

The second condition has been mentioned already, but the first one is new. By using entry titles as filters for window titles, the configuration amount for auto-type is almost zero: you only need to make sure that the entry title is contained in the window title of the window into which you want the entry to be auto-typed. Of course, this is not always possible (for example, if a webpage has a very generic title like "Welcome"), here you need to use custom window/sequence associations.

keepass 1.x Only

Custom window/sequence associations can be specified using the Notes field of entries. My e-mail I used to register: test@nowhere.com Auto-Type: {USERNAME}{TAB}{TAB}Some fixed string{TAB}{PASSWORD}{ENTER} Auto-Type-Window: Some Website - Welcome* Here you can continue with your notes if you wish... If you now have a window open that starts with "Some Website - Welcome" and press the global auto-type hot key combination, keepass performs the auto-type sequence above.

Some sites, notably banks, use multi-page login schemes. You can use Auto-Type-Window strings to automate these sites. You can also use Auto-Type-Window strings to standardize your LAN login in one keepass entry.

As many Auto-Type-Window strings per entry can be defined as you wish.

Also, one sequence can be used for multiple windows. For this, first define a window/sequence pair as normal, then continue by appending '-' and a number, starting with 1. Example: Auto-Type: {USERNAME}{TAB}{PASSWORD}{ENTER} Auto-Type-Window: Some Dialog - * Auto-Type-1: {USERNAME}{ENTER} Auto-Type-Window-1: * - Editor Auto-Type-Window-1: * - Notepad Auto-Type-Window-1: * - WordPad Auto-Type-2: {PASSWORD}{ENTER} Auto-Type-Window-2: Some Web Page - * Here, the Auto-Type-1 sequence will be used for all Auto-Type-Window-1 windows.

Custom window associations override the KeePass entry title. If any custom window associations are specified, they will be the only item(s) used to determine a match and the keepass entry title will be ignored.

keepass 2.x Only

Custom window/sequence associations can be specified on the 'Auto-Type' tab page of each entry.

The associations complement the KeePass entry title. Any associations specified will be used in addition to the keepass entry title to determine a match.

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