Text expander and clipboard enhancer tools

Posted by PhraseExpress
Dec 3, 2013 at 11:47 AM

Franz Grieser wrote:
>When I undid an autocorrection for the second
>or third time (sometimes the autocorrection was not what I wanted), the
>software thought I wanted to completely disable the
>shortcut/autocorrection pair - and disabled it without asking.

PhraseExpress does not delete/disable anything automatically and without your confirmation. You probably agree that it would be overly stupid if this would really be the case.

If you refer to the unwanted text replacement detection, this can be easily here: http://screencast.com/t/2QFF5l6WBHS

The feature detects if you undo a text replacement. PhraseExpress then assumes that you didn’t want this text replacement in this particular situation and suppresses the text replacement the very next time you enter the associated abbreviation for one single time. Afterwards, it would execute the text replacement again. It is just for your convenienc and actually very helpful if you want to actually type the abbreviation without having it expanded. If you have a better idea how we can make life easier for you here, we are eager to learn more.

>But for now, I’d say: I prefer to do the thinking and have the software
>do the robot work.

You can have it either way with PhraseExpress which is customizable in great detail. .-)