If you’re looking to switch to TypeIt4Me from an older TextExpander version (e.g. Please note, however, that not everything will be automatically converted anything other than simple plain text snippets will likely need to be tweaked manually once it’s been brought into TypeIt4Me. You can then drag your CSV file(s) onto the “Sets on this Mac” pane in TypeIt4Me 6 and it will import your snippets. If you’re using TextExpander 6 or newer, you’ll first need to follow the instructions on Smile’s website to export your snippets in CSV format.
TextExpander stores snippets in its own proprietary format, but TypeIt4Me can do some of the work of converting them for you. It's worth every penny.How do I import TextExpander snippets into TypeIt4Me? If it evolves like TypeIt4Me has over the years, my review will change to five stars. He has never ignored a question, problem or suggestion when I've written to him, and has always had a solution when I've had a question.Īlthough TapIt4Me isn't perfect (what app is?), it's really good for a 1.0, and I look forward to seeing how it's improved in future updates. The developer also is one of the best I've ever dealt with, very helpful and communicative. Hopefully that will change in a future OS update. (If there is a way, I can't figure it out.) It would also be nice if it would work systemwide on the iPhone as it does on the Mac, but that's not the developer's fault, and this is obviously not the first time that Apple's SDK has limited what can be done in an iPhone app. I wish there was a way to keep them synched so that when I add snippets on the Mac, they automatically get updated in the phone's snippet file (via MobileMe). If one has MobileMe, existing snippets on the Mac can easily be transferred over to TapIt4Me on the iPhone, which is very convenient. I've used TypeIt4Me for years, and can't imagine writing on my Mac without it, so was excited to see a version for the iPhone. With TypeIt4Me Touch installed on your iPhone or iPad, greetings, common phrases, boilerplate texts, URLs or even large chunks of programming code can all be just a couple of prods away. Just email your Mac TypeIt4Me snippet set files to yourself and open the attachments in TypeIt4Me Touch on your iPhone or iPad to import your abbreviations. However, you can still use snippets created on your Mac. If you’re still using TypeIt4Me 5.5.3 (or earlier versions for Mac) downloaded directly from the Ettore Software website, automatic iCloud syncing of your abbreviations between Mac and iOS is not available. You can also add new snippets and sync them across all your Macs and iDevices. They will be available in the TypeIt4Me Touch app and keyboard as long as you’re signed in to iCloud. If you use TypeIt4Me 6 (or TypeIt4Me 5.4.x from the Mac App Store) and you keep your abbreviations in iCloud, you can use them on your iPhone and iPad. Bluetooth hardware support is limited to composing notes in the app itself.)Įver wished you could use your Mac TypeIt4Me abbreviations in iOS? This is the app for you. (NB: the keyboard extension is for on-screen typing only. Use them in Mail, Safari, Messages or anywhere else you can type. Addresses, email signatures and boilerplate paragraphs stored locally or in iCloud will always be right at your fingertips. Install the bundled TypeIt4Me Touch keyboard extension and quickly bring it up in any app to access long snippets of frequently used text. These can be emailed, messaged and shared straight from within the app, or copied to the clipboard in a couple of taps. Store as many notes as you like to use and reuse later. Define your own custom shorthand abbreviations and they’ll instantly be replaced as you type with the longer texts they represent, saving you time and effort.Ĭreate and store snippet abbreviations on your iPhone or iPad and gradually build up your own custom shorthand library for quickly jotting things down. TypeIt4Me Touch is a simple notepad app with built-in text expansion for swiftly composing notes and messages.
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