Tom Balev You know it - constantly repeating expressions, whether in emails or anywhere else - they can make wrinkles on your face. Nobody wants to write the same text over and over again, and copying it using Cmd+C is also extremely inconvenient. The problem is solved by an application for Mac - TypeIt4Me.
To put it briefly and clearly, TypeIt4Me can remember for a given text "abbreviation" its extended meaning. As a simple example, I can cite the constant writing of your address when registering on the Internet. Here you simply need to set TypeIt4Me to expand e.g. the text "address1" on "Janko Jabľko, Cupertino, CA". You can also count on RFT support, so you can insert formatted text, images, or others with a shortcut. It is also interesting to insert various functions, such as the current time, date, inserting the contents of the clipboard, starting an apple script, checking and automatically correcting spelling according to the selected dictionary, and many others.
You initially have a few default texts to choose from, but nothing prevents you from creating new ones. When creating new extensions, you are limited by virtually nothing. You can create an unlimited number of them, they can be infinitely long, or you can also use them the other way around, where when you enter a longer text, a shorter text will be inserted (useful especially when entering different symbols). The application will also find application in the field of programming, where it can save a really large amount of time.
The advantage is also the complete integration into the system, which will allow you to use all the functions of the application anywhere, in any text field in the system. The exception is text fields for passwords, where TypeIt4Me does not work, or is intentionally blocked. You can also limit the functionality to only selected applications and assign your own shortcuts to individual applications.
For the price of €15,99, you get an application that really simplifies and speeds up your daily work. As such, TypeIt4Me calculates the approximate time saved for you, which can climb really high after just a few days.
Mac AppStore - TypeIt4Me - €15,99
…basically it's the same as the established Textexpander. But that's half the price of the expander, which costs over $30. :) And even if it's a free app, why pay $30 when I can get $16. ;-) I recommend it, it will save you a lot of stupid repetitions of the same thing over and over again. After just a few today, I wondered how I could ever function without something like this. :D
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Maximum satisfaction for $4.99