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Do not prompt for Master Password more than once per minute/s: selecting this option allows you to use the master password several times in a user specified period without being asked to enter the master password repeatedly.

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Ctrl-C-C combination for scrambling/unscrambling: when this check box is selected, ScrambleOnClick will use the keys "Ctrl" "C" "C" for scrambling and unscrambling. unselecting this check box will prevent ScrambleOnClick using the keyboard for scrambling operations.

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Keyboard Ctrl-C-C stroke delay (ms): the key press delay can be changed to suit the user's requirements. The default delay is set to 500 milliseconds (half a second) and can be raised to up to 1 second.

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Use Ctrl-W to wipe the clipboard contents: this default setting in ScrambleOnClick increases the user's security as it allows them to quickly and easily wipe the clipboard contents whenever the keys "Ctrl" and "W" are pressed at the same time. Wiping the clipboard is an additional security feature that ensures no one can reuse the clipboard contents.

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Split the scrambled block into rows - each of "x" characters long: this option allows the user to set the length of the block of scrambled text. A single line of encrypted text may prove problematical for some programs to process. Setting a block row limit allows the user to control how long each line of encrypted text is.

Note that email programs often use a limit of characters for each line. If this option is unselected, additional line breaks will introduce spurious blank spaces into the encryption block, and the unscrambling will not work appropriately. By selecting this option you will ensure the scrambled text is appropriately unscrambled.

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Run ScrambleOnClick on Windows Startup: make ScrambleOnClick start whenever Windows boots up.