You can set up a snippet to expand randomly selected content on Mac, Windows **, iPad, and iPhone using JavaScript. Some of you are already planning how to use this to make your life easier. If you’re wondering what pedestrian use this can have, suppose you answer a lot of email, a pleasant greeting and closing statement are standard. Now …
Set Custom Keyboard Shortcuts in PDFpen or PDFpenPro
If you frequently use a menu command in PDFpen or PDFpenPro which doesn’t have a keyboard shortcut, wouldn’t it be great if you could assign it one? Here’s how: Make note of the exact name of the menu command Choose System Preferences… from the Apple menu Choose Keyboard from the View menu (of System Preferences) Click the Shortcuts tab …
PDFpen Tip of the Day: Saving Red Ink by Storing Your Scribbles
We love hearing how you all use PDFpen to help you get work done. Here’s a tip sent in from Tom of West Virginia, on making your own markup scribbles for fast paper grading: I’m a college English instructor, and I now use PDFpen to mark my essays. I’ve added some of the common English correction marks to the Scribbles …
New PDFpen 9 Adds Over 100 Enhancements
We are thrilled to announce PDFpen and PDFpenPro 9, a major upgrade to our all-purpose PDF editor for Mac. We added over 100 enhancements, here’s just a taste: Enhanced: annotations and annotation print options, document navigation, Table of Contents navigation and, for Pro users, Table of Contents editing. Added: more export options, OCR layer removal, linking to other files, search-and-highlight, …
New TextExpander—1st Anniversary
Today we celebrate the one year anniversary of the new TextExpander. One year ago today, April 5, 2016, we launched the new TextExpander with a shiny new app icon, new pricing model, a Windows app, a web app, and support for teams through robust sharing. We want to thank all the customers who’ve joined us on this journey. Here’s a …