TextExpander
in The Archive
Do any of you use TextExpander to add data such as timestamps, and/or the macros in TextExpander to use as templates within The Archive?
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I've used TextExpander in the past but found it became too unwieldy with recent updates. Am using Typinator expansions to great success. -- If you ponder buying any of these, Keyboard Maestro can emulate similar behavior (macro execution after typing phrases) and opens up lots of interesting macro capabilities with The Archive
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@Eskie I second @ctietze's advice. Keyboard Maestro offers a lot. To me, it morphs into a little assistent.
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I use both software. I have ditched Text Expander for Typinator since the first used a subscription as payment. But being a Keyboard Maestro user, I have to say that it's a great piece of software. The more time you spend on it, the more you'll get fantastic benefits.
Looks like it might be a prudent move to purchase KM. I'm gonna look into if there is a way to import snippets and macros from TE to KM.
Is it possible to share macros and snippets on KM?
Most definitely. Many are already shared in the Keyboard Maestro and Alfred section of this forum. https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/213/the-archive-keyboard-maestro-alfred-macros
Will Simpson
My zettelkasten is for my ideas, not the ideas of others. I don’t want to waste my time tinkering with my ZK; I’d rather dive into the work itself. My peak cognition is behind me. One day soon, I will read my last book, write my last note, eat my last meal, and kiss my sweetie for the last time.
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Even more reason why purchasing KM makes sense then
KM is extremely powerful. They have a forum thread with a collection of useful macros. It is pretty incredible what some people can do with KM. Have a look at this about using palettes, for example: https://forum.keyboardmaestro.com/t/pallets-sub-pallets-make-km-so-easy/6070?u=appleianer.
You'll never regret it. Best money you've ever spent