Another example use case is whenever I write an email template that offers different questions or options. You can enter your personal email address and work email address in this macro. By assigning as the abbreviation, you can enter your email addresses as a list that you can choose whenever you need them. Here is a simple macro that you can create that lets you choose which email address to use. I researched about %Variable%LocalLeadCompany% and want to share some tips to help you gain more customers:Īre you available for a quick call to discuss this partnership?
TEXTEXPANDER SNIPPETS LIBRARY OFFLINE
I'm from %Variable%LocalAgencyName% which specializes in helping offline business grow their online presence through social media and website branding. Here’s an example of this kind of snippet: One of the key features that make TextExpander great is its wide selection of fill-in fields that allows you to complete the missing snippet details on the fly. I might move some of them to their dedicated group later on. 🔀 Text Expansion (or General): This group acts as a general group for my most frequently used snippets.It also omits some useless words like basically, actually, and clearly. 🔀 Avoid These Words: This group contains the word that I want to avoid and correct.However, I’ve decided to import two snippet groups that I often use and prepend them with “Media Shuffle Playback” emoji 🔀 which is kind of similar to expanding. I have more than ten snippet groups in TextExpander. The only way to categorize similar macro groups together is by prepending the group name with a symbol or an emoji - I wrote a post that covers more details on organizing your library separately. Organize Them with Emojiīy default, Keyboard Maestro sorts macro groups by name. In this post, I’m going to share some tips and changes I’ve made to import the snippets that I often use in TextExpander. The post on creating memorable abbreviations is still relevant regardless of what apps you use for this task. I replaced TextExpander with Keyboard Maestro as my primary text expansion tool because I prefer the native editing experience and the flexibility that Keyboard Maestro offers.
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