Example Six - How to Reuse Common Text in Multiple Snippets Now we are going to look at how we can build more complex snippets, by using nested snippets.  Nesting is nothing more than using a snippet inside another snippet.  We will continue using the example text...

Example Five - Making Snippets Interactive with Fill-ins   Fill-ins allow you to interact with the user before the snippet is expanded.  We are going to cover how we can use the Multi Line Field and the Popup Menu.  In this example we taking the role of an accountant...

Example Four - How to Automate Keyboard and Cursor Actions In this example, we are going to look at how we can use a snippet to fill out an email with a subject line and the email body.  Start by creating a new snippet and giving it a name and abbreviation. Next,...

Example Three - Working with Dates and Times In the previous example, we used the Date macros to default a date to the current date, but you can do more than just set the current date.  So, for this example, we will look at some of the different ways you can...

 Example Two - How to Prompt Users for Input In this example, we are going to prompt the user for data that will be inserted into our snippet.  In this case, we are going to take on the role of a business that is replying to a potential client, accepting or rejecting...

Example One - Streamline Repetitive Responses In this example, we’ll explore how TextExpander can be your trusty sidekick when dealing with repetitive boilerplate content. Imagine you’re an accountant, and those child-tax credit inquiries keep flooding your inbox....

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