TypeIt4Me expands your abbreviations as you type, and works in all applications, not just one. It also lets you define meaningful abbreviations, so you can type them naturally, as part of your writing, without memorizing - or reaching for - obscure ⌃⌘xyz combinations. Anytime you enter text in your Mac by typing it at the keyboard, TypeIt4Me can help you do it faster and more accurately. First you define a number of abbreviations and the full text entries that they represent, then you watch the Mac expand them on the fly even as you continue typing!
TypeIt4Me 6.0.1 (137) Multilingual macOS 17 MB The original text expander for Mac. Get the app that's saved people time and keystrokes for 25 years. Type more quickly and accurately with less effort as your Mac expands your shorthand abbreviations for you.
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Save time and effort. Type more with fewer keystrokes. The very first text expander made for Mac, TypeIt4Me speeds up your typing by instantly replacing short abbreviations with longer snippets of text and / or pictures as you go along. Once the app is installed and launched, leave it running quietly in the background to help you type more quickly and accurately, with less wear on your fingertips. Create shortcuts that expand to longer words, phrases or pictures. Find yourself typing the same things over and over? Build up a set of abbreviations and the full text / image 'snippets' that they represent.
TypeIt4Me will save you time and keystrokes by automatically expanding them while you continue typing. This works systemwide, in almost any app in which you can type. Things TypeIt4Me can help you knock out more quickly include: - People's names, email addresses and other contact details - Commonly repeated phrases (tgn - That's great news! Etc) - Awkwardly lengthy, hard to spell technical terms - Boilerplate texts (e.g. Handbrake for mac. Standard legal contract clauses) All your most frequently used phrases, boilerplate texts and pictures. Just a couple of taps away. As well as expanding abbreviations you type, TypeIt4Me offers a handy point-and-click option.
If you ever forget what abbreviation you assigned to a particular snippet, or even if you simply don't feel like typing it, just scroll through the TypeIt4Me menu list and click it. The snippet contents will be inserted wherever the cursor is in whatever app you're using. Abbreviate the things you type most frequently Use TypeIt4Me to automatically expand your own personal custom-defined shorthand. Find yourself using the word 'qualifications' a lot? Why not just type 'quls' and let TypeIt4Me do the rest?
Keep lengthy words, phrases boilerplate texts and pictures on tap, ready to insert in an instant when you need them. Correct the typos that usually trip you up AppleSpell is limited to correcting dictionary words. Add all of your most common misspellings to your TypeIt4Me abbreviations list, then type as fast as you like, leaving Typeit4me to instantly fix those mangled mistakes as you go along. Never mistype your important Hungarian client's name again:) Effortlessly insert dates and times Find dates fiddly to type and even harder to remember? Define an abbreviation that automatically inserts today's date for you.
TypeIt4Me can even perform date and time math, using arithmetical formulae to insert a date that's, say, two weeks from now without you having to work out what it will be. Sync with Dropbox, iCloud Drive and more Use the same snippets on multiple Macs and keep them in sync with the cloud service of your choice. Store sets in Dropbox, iCloud Drive, Google Drive or a shared local network folder. TypeIt4Me 6.0 can also share snippets via iCloud with the TypeIt4Me Touch iOS app. Autocue: fill-in-the-blanks placeholder prompts Autocue is a great time-saving feature that's popular with power users. It enables you to set up fill-in field templates containing placeholder prompts ('cues') for you to replace with corresponding text or data when a particular abbreviation is expanded.
Run Applescripts when you type shortcuts Create a new snippet, paste an Applescript into it and you'll be able to execute that script just by typing a keyboard shortcut. Want to type 'om' to make your Mac launch the Mail app and announce 'Opening Mail' in a robotic voice? TypeIt4Me makes that possible.