Try some of our JavaScript for Automation (JSA) Scripts for TextExpander for macOS. Includes scripts for: changing case behavior, changing to plain text, export in CSV and TextExpander format, search & replace, and stripping non-breaking spaces from shells scripts.
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How to Make a Calculator Snippet with Javascript in TextExpander
Thanks to the magic of JavaScript snippets, you can make a snippet which acts as a calculator. TextExpander’s ability to execute JavaScript at the time of snippet expansion is one of the features which makes it so powerful. Here is how you can use some of that power in your own snippets. Create a new… Read More »
Automate Expansion of Strings in TextExpander
TextExpander for macOS 6.2.2 adds a new scripting command: “expand string” to allow automating the expansion of text strings. Here’s an example of how you might use it in AppleScript: tell application “TextExpander” to expand string “ddate :flag-us:” The result: “August 21, 2017 🇺🇸” Note: The example assumes you have the Emoji Cheat Sheet Public… Read More »
PDFpen Tip Of The Day: Watermark Your Sensitive Documents
Mark, a doctor in Texas, had a great idea about watermarking documents: Watermarking a PDF is an awesome feature. In the past, I’ve needed to send out my C.V. as a PDF to different agencies, but then they would broadcast fax my C.V. to facilities where I might already be working, irritating the agency with… Read More »