Please excuse a Senior (very) citizen whose memory has deserted him. I have four or five Roboform shortcuts (The show the Roboform logo) which, when tapped, launch the default browser, access the site, enter the appropriate passwords, and exit gracefully. I love them. I just no longer remember HOW to create them. Any advice (or hand-holding) will be gratefully appreciated.
Thanks.
JLOB
HP ZBook Win 10 Pro Build 2004.19041.2647
Click on the Start icon and locate Roboform.
Click on the down arrow to expand the Roboform folder to show the functions you're looking for.
Click on an icon, and hold down the left mouse button.
Drag the icon to your Desktop, and release the left mouse button.
Perhaps I wasn't as clear as I should have been. These icons that I created using Roboform represent individual internet sites that I use regularly. For example, one of them has a title "BTbanking". If I click on that, I quickly be come logged into my bank account. That kind of icon won't be found in the start/progam list. Thanks for the response, however.
JLOB
Your list of Roboform logins can be accessed in the Robform Editor.
You should also have a Roboform icon at the top of your web browser.
Clicking on that will show a Logins entry that you can expand to show all of your logins.
When you login to a new site, and want to save that, Roboform will normally ask if you want to save.
If it doesn't, you can click on the Roboform icon at the top of your web browser and click Save.
Thanks. You were getting close. I finally remembered where I stashed the necessary mental refresher text. For you , and anyone else who may need it.....
You can create shortcuts this way:
1. Click RoboForm Icon on the Taskbar at the bottom right of the screen (near the system clock)
2. Navigate to the Editor
3. Click the desired login on the left pane
4. Click the "Add to" button in the upper right and select "Desktop (create shortcut)"
JLOB
Good to hear you got it sorted.
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