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Make Zemana Antilogger and PhraseExpress work together

Zemana Antilogger is an anti-keylogger application, that prevents malicious software from capturing keyboard input to sneak passwords or sensitive data that you may type into your browser or other applications.

Unfortunately, in its default configuration, its keystroke encryption prevents PhraseExpress from detecting entered autotext abbreviations. Unfortunately, this occurs without Zemana reporting any blocked application.

To configure Zemana Antilogger for use with with PhraseExpress:

Click on the Settings button in the Zemana main window.
Change to tab Security Settings.
Uncheck Enable keystroke encryption.

After following above steps, PhraseExpress shall detect your autotext input reliably.

How to solve Excel error "Picture is too large and will be truncated"?

To resolve Microsoft Excel issuing the error message "Picture is too large and will be truncated" on clipboard operations, configure the PhraseExpress Clipboard Manager to "remove text formatting":

Solution for error "pexkey.dll too old"

If you receive the error "pexkey.dll too old" on program launch, a software update or a re-installation over an existing PhraseExpress installation seem to have gone wrong.

Solution:

Uninstall PhraseExpress (No worries. Phrases won't be deleted and you can keep your settings).
Reboot computer. Don't miss this step.
Reinstall PhraseExpress

Where is the global Variable Manager?

The Variable Manager introduced in PhraseExpress v14 has been removed in PhraseExpress v15 to provide more functionality.

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When the phrase file is loaded for the first time, PhraseExpress v15 converts your global variables into regular phrases, which are stored in a new phrase folder "Variables".

You can then drag these phrases into any phrase for use as before.

Benefits:

Previously, any user could modify or even delete the global variables without access rights restrictions. The earlier variables now stored as regular phrases can now be access restricted.
Variables can now also be restricted to certain programs.
The variables now stored as text blocks can be used with all other PhraseExpress functions (Search, Find and Replace, etc.)

PhraseExpress prompts for a password

If PhraseExpress prompts for a password and if you are 100% sure, that you never applied a password protection, either someone else entered a password or the phrase file may be corrupt.

In most cases, this can happen, if the computer has been reset, switched off or crashed while PhraseExpress was still busy writing the file.

Don't panic! PhraseExpress creates backups and you can easily restore previous versions of your phrase file.

To avoid this situation in the future:

Make sure, that PhraseExpress can finish writing all files when the program is shut-down.
Never switch off the computer while it is powering down.