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Josh Centers

Josh Centers is a former business journalist at TextExpander. He is the editor-in-chief of Unprepared and founder of Apple Buying Advice. Josh has been featured in USA Today, Macworld, Scientific American, The Washington Post, Boing Boing, Wirecutter, and other publications.

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Best Karabiner-Elements alternatives for Mac and Windows

Karabiner-Elements alternatives remap keys on Mac and Windows without hand-editing JSON config files. Compare HyperKey, BetterTouchTool, Keyboard Maestro, Hammerspoon, AutoHotkey, and PowerToys by the job you need done.

Josh Centers

How to Create Macros: A Practical Guide with Examples

Creating macros lets you record or script a sequence of actions and run it with one shortcut. Follow step-by-step instructions for Excel, Google Sheets, Word, and TextExpander Snippets, with practical examples.

Josh Centers

Espanso vs TextExpander

Espanso vs. TextExpander is a choice between free, open-source YAML configuration and a guided app with team sharing. Compare setup, long-term maintenance, pricing, and when each text expander is the better fit.

Josh Centers

The best macro software for PC and Mac

The best macro software depends on whether you need to automate clicks and keystrokes or reuse the text you type most. Compare top Windows and Mac tools, from AutoHotkey to TextExpander, plus free picks.

Josh Centers

AutoHotkey vs. TextExpander: Which Is Right for You?

AutoHotkey can automate almost anything on Windows, but text expansion is its simplest use. Compare it with TextExpander on scripting, cross-platform support, team sharing, fill-in fields, pricing, and moving hotstrings over.

Josh Centers

How to Improve Medical Coding Accuracy

Medical coding accuracy affects billing, reimbursement, and compliance for healthcare organizations. Review common coding mistakes like upcoding and unbundling, plus seven steps coding teams can take to reduce errors.

Josh Centers